Samuel, thanks for your response.
It looks like *FFmpeg* is really NOT an option for *commercial
applications* -- See for example: https://www.ffmpeg.org/legal.html (see
especially the "Note that FFmpeg ..." sentence and the last two
paragraphs on the page).
I see that *OpenCV* ... http://opencv.org/ ... states that it's "free
for both academic and commercial use", but there seem to be issues with
this, e.g. as raised on this thread: "OpenCV Free for Commercial use"
...
http://answers.opencv.org/question/73877/opencv-free-for-commercial-use/
We really need to be squeaky clean on licensing. So we may be willing to
pay a reasonable fee for the ability to *generate (create) video FILES*
given a sequence of QImages or QPixmaps. (Or at least with the
possibility of getting frame image DATA from either of those Qt classes
into the thing).
Can anyone point me to authoritative information delineating why /and
how/ these things CAN be used in commercial applications?
- Phil
On 1/21/2016 1:46 PM, Samuel Gaist wrote:
On 21 janv. 2016, at 21:15, Phil Weinstein<ph...@indra.com> wrote:
We will not be able to use the FFmpeg library for video generation from our Qt
application. Are there any other tools/products usable with Qt which can do
basic generation of video files, given a sequence of QImages or QPixmaps? We
don't need audio with the video.
(Sorry for the repost. My original message went deep into a completely
unrelated thread).
Hi,
Out of curiosity, why can't you use ffmpeg ?
There's VLClib that you can use but it's also ffmpeg based so it could be
problematic.
OpenCV can also create video files.
Hope it helps
Samuel
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