The FFDec project intends to build a simple programming interface as one single DLL for video/audio-decoding using the FFmpeg library, so that it can be easily used in other programing languages - especially in Delphi and Free Pascal.
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The first version of FFDec was released on 30.04.2008. The FFDec library consists of only ONE single DLL, which may be released as two versions (see below), and a Pascal header file, which loads the DLL dynamically. You can simply include the header and compile your code. The FFDec library wraps the original FFmpeg-APIs almost directly. The usage of FFDec functions is very similar to the libAV* functions. So you'd better get some FFmpeg knowledge before you work with FFDec. I'm sorry that I cannot provide a detailed documentation currently. However, I prefer you to read the DLL source code (it's quite short and simple) to get ideas of how it works. The library is released under GPL or LGPL license depending on the embedded FFmpeg version. Both versions can be called in the same way, but the LGPL version may support less formats. You can find a simple example in the released package.
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