I'm looking for resources (preferably books, but websites are fine too) for using FFmpeg and/or SDL with C++.
Stuff I'd like to be able to do (eventually):
So far I've looked at (and consider helpful) the following resources:
Sample code bundled with FFMPEG libraries
(I'll try and update this list with anything helpful below)
Thanks for any help...
Also: Operating System is Windows (but maybe one day cross-platform)
Also 2: Resources using alternatives are welcome too... ie DirectShow, VFW, etc.
If all you need is to decode and play videos and require overlays I would consider using the Phonon framework, and use QT Graphics View by using a Phonon::VideoWidget inside a QGraphicsProxyWidget. That way you can easily get overlays, cross-fading, animations etc. Phonon in Windows uses DirectShow as a back-end. You can install FFDShow and get the same codecs ffmpeg has to play videos.
There is an FFMPEG C++ wrapper library : FOBS . It is quite simple to use, but what you gain in simplicity you lose in fine grained configuration. It works great but is always a bit outdated.
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