Well, yes, you can call C from a C++ app. You need to mark the headers as C
when you include them, but that's about it.
Well, thanks for the help, but actually this isn't true. I tried this with the
demuxing.c example and that didn't work.
It sounds like you're trying to solve a problem
That's an example program written in C. There's nothing in the actual
codebase (as opposed to the examples) that doesn't work in C++.
Yes, I know it's a program written in C. As I stated before, I only used that
example because everyone here already has a copy of it. The alternative would
be
demuxing.c is a C program, if you want to compile it
with C++ (why?) you will have to convert it to C++,
just as with any other C program.
Yes, I know it's a program written in C. As I stated before, I only used
that example because everyone here already has a copy of it. The
alternative
On 10/9/13, James Board jpboa...@yahoo.com wrote:
Well, yes, you can call C from a C++ app. You need to mark the headers as C
when you include them, but that's about it.
Well, thanks for the help, but actually this isn't true. I tried this with
the demuxing.c example and that didn't work.
James Board jpboard2@... writes:
(Nothing about this is FFmpeg specific.)
This is the libav mailing list, not the fmpeg
mailing list
This is a mailing list about FFmpeg (that is why
it is hosted on the FFmpeg server). Questions
about how to convert a C program (that allows
implicit type
this is actually a FFmpeg e-mail list ..
for multithreaded implementations you should have a look at
av_lockmgr_register()
Mihai,
demuxing.c is a C program, if you want to compile it
with C++ (why?) you will have to convert it to C++,
just as with any other C program.
Yes, I know it's a
On Wed, 9 Oct 2013 07:29:52 -0700 (PDT)
James Board jpboa...@yahoo.com wrote:
This is a mailing list about FFmpeg (that is why
it is hosted on the FFmpeg server). Questions
about how to convert a C program (that allows
implicit type conversions which is why FFmpeg
- and demuxing.c - does
Michael Chisholm chisholm@... writes:
So my point to all this is, the ffmpeg-2.0.1 headers
aren't completely C++-friendly
I don't think this is correct as such:
The headers are neither C++-friendly nor C++-unfriendly,
they are simply C headers and exactly the same
limitations apply than
Hi
I am wondering if anyone can help me how can i use ffmpeg to extract frames
in raw RGB image forma. The following code does not work:
ffmpeg -i foo.mp4 -r 1 -s 320x240 -f image2 foo-%03d.rgb
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