ankit.gupta wrote
> that starts one instance of FFMpeg with
> above command. Its taking a lot of memory and CPU resources? Any thoughts
> on how to optimize it?
Do you really want to optimise, or do you mean you want to throttle CPU
usage? I'm not aware this is possible, but I do think you can use
I have created a video player using the ffmpeg libraries and that
works fine, but want to know if the same is possible using ffmpeg.exe
and piping, specifically the seeking part. Is it possible to send seek
commands to a running ffmpeg.exe instance? Such a command is not
present in the help but it
