MiniVideo | multimedia framework developed from scratch in C/C

MiniVideo is a C++ library typically used in Audio, Framework applications. MiniVideo has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

MiniVideo is a multimedia framework developed from scratch in C/C++, bundled with small testing programs and a neat [media analyser] mini_analyser/). MiniVideo has been tested with several CPU architectures (x86, SH4, MIPS, ARM). The project uses a dual CMake/QMake build system (CMake is prefered though). Both library and test programs can be installed into your system. MiniVideo has been initially developed in 2010/2011 during an internship I did in a French company called httv, as a small video decoding library developed from scratch in C. Its goal was to generate video thumbnails, with a source code easy to read and to understand for learning purpose. After a clean-up pass, the code has been published early 2014 with httv permission under the LGPL v3 license (video framework) and GPLv3 (test softwares). The minivideo library can: * Open video files with various container to demux and remux audios/videos content. * Open H.264 compressed videos and decode/export intra-coded pictures. * Extract various metadata from container and elementary streams. * Map exact container structure to xml file / GUI.