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simplest ffmpeg video encoder
The simplest video encoder based on FFmpeg
A simplest video encoder based on FFmpeg. It is based on VC 2010. It is suitable for beginner of FFmpeg. It encodes YUV420P data to H.264 bitstream. It only uses about 100 lines of code. Eacn line of source code is important. New developer of FFmpeg can learn FFmpeg's API through this software. It contains following project: simplest_ffmpeg_video_encoder: Simple Encoder. It uses libavcodec to encode video and uses libavformat to add container format to the video bitstream. simplest_ffmpeg_video_encoder_pure: Pure Encoder. ... -
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HomerHEVC
A real time open-source HEVC (h265) encoder under LGPL license
HomerHEVC ( see www.homerhevc.com ): HOMER (Hevc Open Mpeg EncodeR) is an open-source HEVC encoder. HOMER is multiplatform code, tested for Linux and Windows It is published under the LPGLv2.1 license, and is therefore Free Software according to the Free Software Foundation. Source code can be found in: https://github.com/jcasal-homer/HomerHEVC Features (HomerHEVC_v2.0): - Open-source. Free software published under the LGPL license...
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