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WebRTC is very, very hard to code for. But if FFmpeg abstracts that complexity away, then WebRTC becomes much easier to add to a software project wishing to ben
by esbeeb 1y ago
WebRTC is very, very hard to code for. But if FFmpeg abstracts that complexity away, then WebRTC becomes much easier to add to a software project wishing to benfit from that which WebRTC offers.
- cranberryturkey 1y agoI guess I still don't understand. You don't really "code" with ffmpeg. It just is used to transform media formats or publish to a public streaming endpoint.
- marxisttemp 1y agoAll of ffmpeg’s functionality is accessible from C (and transitively most other programming languages) via libavformat, libavcodec etc. FFmpeg supporting WebRTC means that projects using these libraries gain support for WebRTC in code.