FFpocket

FFpocket is a tool for using ffmpeg's features. FFpocket carries out the tasks of frame decoding from a video file, audio decoding from a multimedia file (video/audio) precise time/frame seeking including b-frames, audio downsampling and special minmax averaging.

The source code is intented to be simple, human-readable and free of memory leaks. It can be used as a shared library by larger projects that want to incorporate multimedia features.

Features:

• Frame decoding for a video file
• Audio decoding for a multimedia file (video/audio)
• Precise frame/time seeking in the multimedia files (including b-frames)
• Audio downsampling and special minmax averaging, refered to as 'caching'

What is new in this release:

• Updates to the API were made for compatibility with the latest stable ffmpeg release.
• Among other changes are support for native compiling on Mac OS X and Darwin, preliminary Windows 7 support, and small fixes for crashes and segmentation faults.