UWP Apps - they just don't have API used by VideoConverter.įor Win10/WinPhone8.1 apps (FFMpeg GPL codecs are not available for non-GPL apps in this case). Azure WebJobs / VM-based Azure Apps (plan 'Basic' or higher) can run tasks automated with VideoConverter. partial-trust environments: most shared ASP.NET hostings. This might be not possible in the following cases: VideoConverter invokes FFMpeg in a separate process (with )Īnd your project environment/platform should allow that. ScreenCapture: record desktop (with mouse moves) and save as mp4 video + softly stop encoding process by sending Ctrl+C signal. Rotate: detect video clip orientation and perform necessary rotation. LiveStreamFromImages: encode live video stream from images (Bitmap objects, without temp files). LiveStreamRecognition: decode h264 stream and get frames as Bitmaps for further processing (for video recognition or extracting sequence of video thumbnails for every minute) as C# Bitmap objects (console app). LiveStreamMvc: on-the-fly live stream transcoding for HTML5 video (ASP.NET MVC app). ConvertProgressWinForms: convert video with progress bar in a separate thread (WinForm app). DemoWebForms: Convert any video file to MP4/FLV, extract video thumbnail, apply video watermark image (online demo code). VideoWatermark: apply watermark to the video (PNG image or just a text). CutCropResize: code snippets to cut/crop/resize videos. Concat: merge several videos into one resulting file (with complex filter and 'concat' demuxer). NET library: all you need is one assembly (FFMpeg is embedded into DLL and extracted on first use) can resize/crop/cut/split/merge video files, combine video and audio from different files, transcode live video stream from C# Stream input (Webcam, RTSP URL, file) to C# Stream output (streaming server URL, file). all ffmpeg command-line options are supported. 
no memory leaks: ffmpeg is executed in separate process.
(mp4,mp3,h264,wmv,wav,avi,flv,mov,mkv,webm,ogg and many others) NET wrapper: convert (encode,decode) almost all known video and audio formats
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