streamy

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Streamy

A library that reads RGBA32 image data from a file using libav. And it loops. At least it's better than my old FFmpeg pipe solution.

Notes

I have not yet determined if this works properly on little-endian systems. It probably depends on how the returned array is used, but I'd like to make sure. I know sdl should handle it, so ImageSort should be fine, but raylib...

Legal notes

While the source code of this library is licensed under the zlib License, this library links with FFmpeg's libraries, which may be licensed under the GPL depending on compile options. As such, the compiled version may be licensed under the GPL. If you wish to avoid this, consider using an LGPL-compliant version of the libav libraries.

Documentation

Index

• func GetVideoFrame(file string, i int) (*image.RGBA, error)
• type AvVideoReader
  • func NewAvVideoReader(file string, userAgent string, loop bool) (*AvVideoReader, error)
  • func (v *AvVideoReader) Destroy() error
  • func (v *AvVideoReader) GetDimensions() (int32, int32)
  • func (v *AvVideoReader) GetFPS() float32
  • func (v *AvVideoReader) Read(b []uint8) error

Functions

func GetVideoFrame

func GetVideoFrame(file string, i int) (*image.RGBA, error)

Types

type AvVideoReader

type AvVideoReader C.LibavReader

func NewAvVideoReader

func NewAvVideoReader(file string, userAgent string, loop bool) (*AvVideoReader, error)

func (*AvVideoReader) Destroy

func (v *AvVideoReader) Destroy() error

func (*AvVideoReader) GetDimensions

func (v *AvVideoReader) GetDimensions() (int32, int32)

func (*AvVideoReader) GetFPS

func (v *AvVideoReader) GetFPS() float32

func (*AvVideoReader) Read

func (v *AvVideoReader) Read(b []uint8) error