Posted by
Curtis Rueden on
Mar 01, 2019; 8:55pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/FFmpeg-plugin-question-tp5021858p5021861.html
Hi Stein,
The code for the FFMPEG update site can be found here:
https://github.com/scifio/scifio-javacv/tree/ffmpegDevelopment moved on from there a lot in that repository. If I recall
recorrectly, Johannes's goal was to implement a SCIFIO Format plugin based
on JavaCV, instead of using FFMPEG native libraries. But it never reached a
releasable state.
The native FFMPEG libraries were built in a pretty crazy way by making
system calls to configure and make via Java (!), which you can see from the
source at that tag. I would not recommend trying to hack on the code from
that point, but rather from the master branch, which leans on the javacv
library for the FFMPEG native interface.
Happy to advise further if you decide to seriously work on this. Although
you may want to post on forum.image.sc in the Development category rather
than on this mailing list, in that case.
Regards,
Curtis
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https://forum.image.sc/On Fri, Mar 1, 2019 at 12:53 PM Stein Rørvik <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> The Fiji update site for FFMPEG links to
>
http://fiji.sc/~schindelin/ffmpeg-plugins/> This plugin works as advertised.
>
> But where can I find the source code of this ImageJ plugin (FFMPEG_IO.jar)?
> What I would like to do is to is to see if it can be modified to support
> modern codecs like H.264
>
> Under
>
http://fiji.sc/~schindelin/ffmpeg-plugins/lib/> we find the library files for the respective platforms,
> but they are a bit outdated (2013).
> Where can I find newer versions of the native libraries (ffmpeg.dll for
> Windows) ?
>
> Stein
>
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