hi all,
there seems to be a lot of redundancy in code (and other features) between ffmpeg and vlc. namely a52, wmv, ogg, etc.
seems like it would be easier to just let ffmpeg handle it (and deprecate the stuff that vlc does by itself), especially since ffmpeg has more developer support for new codecs (apple lossless, wmv3).
just a thought.
-- rob
redundancies with ffmpeg?
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Not everything that ffmpeg does is as great at first.
besides. all features you name are not actually IN ffmpeg. they can be linked against ffmpeg and are therefore just as likely to be present as that these libs are present for VLC.
On windows and macos, ffmpeg isn't configured with those functions, if they are already present in VLC. Just so that you know.
It's an evolutionary proces
besides. all features you name are not actually IN ffmpeg. they can be linked against ffmpeg and are therefore just as likely to be present as that these libs are present for VLC.
On windows and macos, ffmpeg isn't configured with those functions, if they are already present in VLC. Just so that you know.
It's an evolutionary proces
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