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  1. package/CMakeLists.txt +10 -3
  2. package/README.md +1097 -0
  3. package/binding.cc +3330 -0
  4. package/cmake/ports/ffmpeg/port.cmake +513 -0
  5. package/cmake/ports/opus/patches/01-windows-clang.patch +52 -0
  6. package/cmake/ports/opus/port.cmake +42 -0
  7. package/cmake/ports/svt-av1/port.cmake +42 -0
  8. package/cmake/ports/x264/patches/01-windows-clang.patch +33 -0
  9. package/cmake/ports/x264/port.cmake +157 -0
  10. package/index.js +14 -4
  11. package/lib/audio-fifo.js +47 -0
  12. package/lib/channel-layout.js +35 -0
  13. package/lib/codec-context.js +92 -15
  14. package/lib/codec-parameters.js +230 -8
  15. package/lib/codec.js +19 -0
  16. package/lib/constants.js +163 -8
  17. package/lib/dictionary.js +18 -15
  18. package/lib/errors.js +38 -0
  19. package/lib/format-context.js +62 -31
  20. package/lib/frame.js +87 -16
  21. package/lib/image.js +22 -0
  22. package/lib/input-format.js +8 -3
  23. package/lib/io-context.js +29 -6
  24. package/lib/log.js +16 -0
  25. package/lib/output-format.js +4 -0
  26. package/lib/packet.js +88 -13
  27. package/lib/rational.js +35 -1
  28. package/lib/resampler.js +63 -0
  29. package/lib/samples.js +49 -0
  30. package/lib/scaler.js +8 -7
  31. package/lib/stream.js +37 -12
  32. package/package.json +7 -4
  33. package/prebuilds/android-arm/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  34. package/prebuilds/android-arm64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  35. package/prebuilds/android-ia32/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  36. package/prebuilds/android-x64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  37. package/prebuilds/darwin-arm64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  38. package/prebuilds/darwin-x64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  39. package/prebuilds/ios-arm64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  40. package/prebuilds/ios-arm64-simulator/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  41. package/prebuilds/ios-x64-simulator/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  42. package/prebuilds/linux-arm64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  43. package/prebuilds/linux-x64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  44. package/prebuilds/win32-arm64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  45. package/prebuilds/win32-x64/bare-ffmpeg.bare +0 -0
  46. package/binding.c +0 -2128
  47. package/lib/reference-counted.js +0 -39
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -6,6 +6,1103 @@ Low-level FFmpeg bindings for Bare.
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  npm i bare-ffmpeg
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  ```
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+ ## API
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+ ### `IOContext`
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+ The `IOContext` API provides functionality to create input/output contexts for media files.
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+ ```js
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+ const io = new ffmpeg.IOContext(buffer)
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+ ```
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `buffer` (`Buffer`): The media data buffer
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+ **Returns**: A new `IOContext` instance
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+ Example:
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+ ```js
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+ const image = require('./fixtures/image/sample.jpeg', {
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+ with: { type: 'binary' }
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+ })
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+ const io = new ffmpeg.IOContext(image)
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+ io.destroy()
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+ ```
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `IOContext.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `IOContext` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ### `Dictionary`
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+ The `Dictionary` API provides functionality to store and retrieve key-value pairs, commonly used for passing options to various FFmpeg components.
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+ ```js
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+ const dict = new ffmpeg.Dictionary()
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+ ```
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+ **Returns**: A new `Dictionary` instance
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+ Example:
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+ ```js
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+ const dict = new ffmpeg.Dictionary()
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+ dict.set('video_codec', 'h264')
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+ dict.set('audio_codec', 'aac')
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+ dict.set('bitrate', '1000k')
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+ ```
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `Dictionary.set(key, value)`
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+ Sets a key-value pair in the dictionary. Non-string values are automatically converted to strings.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `key` (`string`): The dictionary key
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+ - `value` (`string` | `number`): The value to store
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ##### `Dictionary.get(key)`
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+ Retrieves a value from the dictionary by key.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `key` (`string`): The dictionary key
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+ **Returns**: `string` value or `null` if the key doesn't exist
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+ ##### `Dictionary.entries()`
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+ Retrieves all keys and values.
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+ **Returns**: `Array<[string, string]>` value
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+ ##### `Dictionary.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `Dictionary` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ #### Iteration
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+ The `Dictionary` class implements the iterator protocol, allowing you to iterate over all key-value pairs:
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+ ```js
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+ const dict = new ffmpeg.Dictionary()
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+ dict.set('foo', 'bar')
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+ dict.set('baz', 'qux')
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+ for (const [key, value] of dict) {
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+ console.log(`${key}: ${value}`)
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### `FormatContext`
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+ The `FormatContext` API provides the base functionality for reading and writing media files.
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+ > This is the base class that `InputFormatContext` and `OutputFormatContext` extend.
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+ #### Properties
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+ ##### `FormatContext.io`
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+ Gets the IO context associated with this format context.
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+ **Returns**: `IOContext` instance or `null`
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+ ##### `FormatContext.streams`
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+ Gets the array of media streams.
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+ **Returns**: Array of `Stream` instances
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `FormatContext.readFrame(packet)`
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+ Reads the next frame from the media file into a packet.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `packet` (`Packet`): The packet to store the frame data
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+ **Returns**: `boolean` indicating if a frame was read
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+ ##### `FormatContext.getBestStream(type)`
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+ Gets the best stream of the specified media type.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `type` (`number`): The media type from `ffmpeg.constants.mediaTypes`
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+ **Returns**: `Stream` instance or `null` if not found
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+ ##### `FormatContext.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `FormatContext` and frees all associated resources including streams. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ### `InputFormatContext`
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+ The `InputFormatContext` API extends `FormatContext` to provide functionality for reading media files.
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+ ```js
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+ const format = new ffmpeg.InputFormatContext(io, options[, url])
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+ ```
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `io` (`IOContext` | `InputFormat`): The IO context or input format. The ownership of `io` is transferred.
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+ - `options` (`Dictionary`): Format options. Required when using `InputFormat`, ignored when using `IOContext`. The ownership of `options` is transferred.
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+ - `url` (`string`, optional): Media source URL. Defaults to a platform-specific value
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+ **Returns**: A new `InputFormatContext` instance
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `InputFormatContext.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `InputFormatContext` and closes the input format. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ **Returns**: void
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+ ### `OutputFormatContext`
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+ The `OutputFormatContext` API extends `FormatContext` to provide functionality for writing media files.
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+ ```js
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+ const format = new ffmpeg.OutputFormatContext(formatName, io)
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+ ```
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `formatName` (`string`): The output format name (e.g., `'mp4'`, `'avi'`)
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+ - `io` (`IOContext`): The IO context for writing. The ownership of `io` is transferred.
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+ **Returns**: A new `OutputFormatContext` instance
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `OutputFormatContext.createStream(codec)`
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+ Creates a new stream in the output format.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `codec` (`Codec`): The codec to use for the stream
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+ **Returns**: A new `Stream` instance
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+ ##### `OutputFormatContext.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `OutputFormatContext` and closes the output format. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ### `Codec`
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+ The `Codec` API provides access to FFmpeg codecs for encoding and decoding.
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+ #### Static properties
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+ ##### `Codec.H264`
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+ H.264 video codec.
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+ **Returns**: `Codec` instance
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+ ##### `Codec.MJPEG`
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+ Motion JPEG video codec.
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+ **Returns**: `Codec` instance
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+ ##### `Codec.AAC`
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+ AAC audio codec.
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+ **Returns**: `Codec` instance
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+ ##### `Codec.AV1`
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+ AV1 video codec.
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+ **Returns**: `Codec` instance
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+ #### Properties
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+ ##### `Codec.id`
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+ Gets the codec ID.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `Codec.encoder`
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+ Gets the encoder for this codec.
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+ **Returns**: `Encoder` instance
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+ ##### `Codec.decoder`
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+ Gets the decoder for this codec.
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+ **Returns**: `Decoder` instance
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `Codec.for(id)`
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+ Gets a codec by ID.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `id` (`number`): The codec ID
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+ **Returns**: `Codec` instance
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+ ### `CodecContext`
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+ The `CodecContext` API provides functionality to encode or decode media frames.
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+ ```js
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+ const codecCtx = new ffmpeg.CodecContext(codec)
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+ ```
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `codec` (Codec): The codec to use (e.g., `ffmpeg.Codec.H264.encoder`)
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+ **Returns**: A new `CodecContext` instance
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+ #### Properties
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+ ##### `CodecContext.timeBase`
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+ Gets or sets the time base for the codec context.
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+ **Returns**: `Rational` instance
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+ ##### `CodecContext.pixelFormat`
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+ Gets or sets the pixel format for video codecs.
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+ **Returns**: `number` (pixel format constant)
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+ ##### `CodecContext.width`
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+ Gets or sets the frame width for video codecs.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecContext.height`
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+ Gets or sets the frame height for video codecs.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `CodecContext.open([options])`
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+ Opens the codec context for encoding/decoding.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `options` (`Dictionary`, optional): Codec-specific options
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+ **Returns**: `CodecContext` instance (for chaining)
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+ ##### `CodecContext.sendFrame(frame)`
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+ Sends a frame to the encoder.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `frame` (`Frame`): The frame to encode
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+ **Returns**: `boolean` indicating if the frame was sent
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+ ##### `CodecContext.receiveFrame(frame)`
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+ Receives a decoded frame from the decoder.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `frame` (`Frame`): The frame to store the decoded data
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+ **Returns**: `boolean` indicating if a frame was received
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+ ##### `CodecContext.sendPacket(packet)`
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+ Sends a packet to the decoder.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `packet` (`Packet`): The packet to decode
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+ **Returns**: `boolean` indicating if the packet was sent
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+ ##### `CodecContext.receivePacket(packet)`
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+ Receives an encoded packet from the encoder.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `packet` (`Packet`): The packet to store the encoded data
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+ **Returns**: `boolean` indicating if a packet was received
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+ ##### `CodecContext.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `CodecContext` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ### `CodecParameters`
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+ The `CodecParameters` API provides functionality to access codec parameters from streams.
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+ ```js
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+ ```
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+ #### Properties
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.type`
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+ General type of the encoded data.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.id`
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+ Specific type of the encoded data (the codec used).
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.tag`
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+ Additional information about the codec (corresponds to the AVI FOURCC).
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.bitRate`
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+ Gets the bit rate.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.bitsPerCodedSample`
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+ Gets the bits per coded sample.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.bitsPerRawSample`
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+ Gets the bits per raw sample.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.sampleRate`
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.frameRate`
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+ Gets the frame rate for video codecs.
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+ **Returns**: `Rational`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.extraData`
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+ **Returns**: `Buffer`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.profile`
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+ Codec-specific bitstream restrictions that the stream conforms to.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.level`
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+ Codec-specific bitstream restrictions that the stream conforms to.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.format`
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.nbChannels`
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+ Number of channels in the layout.
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.channelLayout`
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+ Gets or sets the channel layout, see `ffmpeg.constants.channelLayouts`
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+ **Returns**: `ChannelLayout`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.blockAlign`
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.initalPadding`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.trailingPadding`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.seekPreroll`
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.sampleAspectRatio`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.videoDelay`
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.fromContext(context)`
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+ Copies parameters from a codec context.
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `context` (`CodecContext`): The codec context
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ##### `CodecParameters.toContext(context)`
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+ Copies parameters to a codec context.
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+ Parameters:
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ### `InputFormat`
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+ The `InputFormat` API provides functionality to specify input format for media sources.
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+ ```
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+ Parameters:
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+ - `win32`: `'dshow'`
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+ **Returns**: A new `InputFormat` instance
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `InputFormat.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `InputFormat` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `OutputFormat.destroy()`
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+ Destroys the `OutputFormat` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+ **Returns**: A new `Frame` instance
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+ #### Properties
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+ ##### `Frame.width`
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+ Gets or sets the frame width.
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+ ##### `Frame.height`
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+ ##### `Frame.format`
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+ Gets or sets the sample format for audio frames.
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+ **Returns**: `number` (sample format constant)
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+ ##### `Frame.channelLayout`
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+ Gets or sets the channel layout for audio frames.
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+ ##### `Frame.nbSamples`
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+ **Returns**: `number`
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+ #### Methods
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+ ##### `Frame.alloc()`
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+ Allocates memory for the frame data.
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+ **Returns**: `void`
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+ ##### `Frame.destroy()`
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+
637
+ Destroys the `Frame` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
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+
639
+ **Returns**: `void`
640
+
641
+ ### `Packet`
642
+
643
+ This structure stores compressed data. It is typically exported by demuxers and then passed as input to decoders, or received as output from encoders and then passed to muxers.
644
+
645
+ ```js
646
+ const packet = new ffmpeg.Packet([buffer])
647
+ ```
648
+
649
+ Parameters:
650
+
651
+ - `buffer` (`Buffer`, optional): Initial packet data
652
+
653
+ **Returns**: A new `Packet` instance
654
+
655
+ #### Properties
656
+
657
+ ##### `Packet.data`
658
+
659
+ Gets the packet data buffer.
660
+
661
+ **Returns**: `Buffer`
662
+
663
+ ##### `Packet.streamIndex`
664
+
665
+ Gets the stream index this packet belongs to.
666
+
667
+ **Returns**: `number`
668
+
669
+ #### Methods
670
+
671
+ ##### `Packet.unref()`
672
+
673
+ Decrements the reference count and unreferences the packet.
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+
675
+ **Returns**: `void`
676
+
677
+ ##### `Packet.destroy()`
678
+
679
+ Destroys the `Packet` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
680
+
681
+ **Returns**: `void`
682
+
683
+ ### `Image`
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+
685
+ The `Image` API provides functionality to create and manage image buffers.
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+
687
+ ```js
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+ const image = new ffmpeg.Image(pixelFormat, width, height[, align])
689
+ ```
690
+
691
+ Parameters:
692
+
693
+ - `pixelFormat` (`number` | `string`): The pixel format
694
+ - `width` (`number`): The image width in pixels
695
+ - `height` (`number`): The image height in pixels
696
+ - `align` (`number`, optional): Memory alignment. Defaults to 1
697
+
698
+ **Returns**: A new `Image` instance
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+
700
+ #### Properties
701
+
702
+ ##### `Image.pixelFormat`
703
+
704
+ Gets the pixel format.
705
+
706
+ **Returns**: `number`
707
+
708
+ ##### `Image.width`
709
+
710
+ Gets the image width.
711
+
712
+ **Returns**: `number`
713
+
714
+ ##### `Image.height`
715
+
716
+ Gets the image height.
717
+
718
+ **Returns**: `number`
719
+
720
+ ##### `Image.align`
721
+
722
+ Gets the memory alignment.
723
+
724
+ **Returns**: `number`
725
+
726
+ ##### `Image.data`
727
+
728
+ Gets the image data buffer.
729
+
730
+ **Returns**: `Buffer`
731
+
732
+ #### Methods
733
+
734
+ ##### `Image.fill(frame)`
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+
736
+ Fills a frame with the image data.
737
+
738
+ Parameters:
739
+
740
+ - `frame` (`Frame`): The frame to fill
741
+
742
+ **Returns**: void
743
+
744
+ ##### `Image.read(frame)`
745
+
746
+ Reads image data from a frame into the image buffer.
747
+
748
+ Parameters:
749
+
750
+ - `frame` (`Frame`): The frame to read from
751
+
752
+ **Returns**: `void`
753
+
754
+ ##### `Image.lineSize([plane])`
755
+
756
+ Gets the line size for a specific plane.
757
+
758
+ Parameters:
759
+
760
+ - `plane` (`number`, optional): Plane index. Defaults to 0
761
+
762
+ **Returns**: `number`
763
+
764
+ #### Static methods
765
+
766
+ ##### `Image.lineSize(pixelFormat, width[, plane])`
767
+
768
+ Static method to get line size for a pixel format.
769
+
770
+ Parameters:
771
+
772
+ - `pixelFormat` (`number` | `string`): The pixel format
773
+ - `width` (`number`): The image width
774
+ - `plane` (`number`, optional): Plane index. Defaults to 0
775
+
776
+ **Returns**: `number`
777
+
778
+ ### `Rational`
779
+
780
+ The `Rational` API provides functionality to represent rational numbers (fractions).
781
+
782
+ ```js
783
+ const rational = new ffmpeg.Rational(numerator, denominator)
784
+ ```
785
+
786
+ Parameters:
787
+
788
+ - `numerator` (`number`): The numerator
789
+ - `denominator` (`number`): The denominator
790
+
791
+ **Returns**: A new `Rational` instance
792
+
793
+ #### Properties
794
+
795
+ ##### `Rational.numerator`
796
+
797
+ Gets the numerator.
798
+
799
+ **Returns**: `number`
800
+
801
+ ##### `Rational.denominator`
802
+
803
+ Gets the denominator.
804
+
805
+ **Returns**: `number`
806
+
807
+ ##### `Rational.valid`
808
+
809
+ Returns if true if rational describes a non-zero & non-negative quantity.
810
+
811
+ **Returns**: `number`
812
+
813
+ ##### `Rational.uninitialized`
814
+
815
+ Returns if true when is not set.
816
+
817
+ **Returns**: `number`
818
+
819
+ ##### `Rational.toNumber()`
820
+
821
+ see `av_q2d()`
822
+
823
+ **Returns**: `number`
824
+
825
+ ##### `static Rational.from(number)`
826
+
827
+ see `av_d2q()`
828
+
829
+ **Returns**: `Rational`
830
+
831
+ ##### `Rational.rescaleQ(number, timebaseA, timebaseB)`
832
+
833
+ see `av_rescale_q()`
834
+
835
+ **Returns**: `number`
836
+
837
+ ### `Stream`
838
+
839
+ The `Stream` API provides functionality to access media stream information and create decoders/encoders.
840
+
841
+ ```js
842
+ const stream = new ffmpeg.Stream(handle)
843
+ ```
844
+
845
+ Parameters:
846
+
847
+ - `handle` (`ArrayBuffer`): Internal stream handle
848
+
849
+ **Returns**: A new `Stream` instance
850
+
851
+ > Streams are typically obtained from format contexts: `const stream = format.streams[0]`
852
+
853
+ #### Properties
854
+
855
+ ##### `Stream.codecParameters`
856
+
857
+ Gets the codec parameters for this stream.
858
+
859
+ **Returns**: `CodecParameters` instance
860
+
861
+ ##### `Stream.codec`
862
+
863
+ Gets the codec for this stream
864
+
865
+ **Returns**: `Codec` instance
866
+
867
+ #### Methods
868
+
869
+ ##### `Stream.decoder()`
870
+
871
+ Creates and opens a decoder for this stream.
872
+
873
+ **Returns**: `CodecContext` instance
874
+
875
+ ##### `Stream.encoder()`
876
+
877
+ Creates and opens an encoder for this stream.
878
+
879
+ **Returns**: `CodecContext` instance
880
+
881
+ ### `Resampler`
882
+
883
+ The `Resampler` API provides functionality to convert audio between different sample rates, channel layouts, and sample formats.
884
+
885
+ ```js
886
+ const resampler = new ffmpeg.Resampler(
887
+ inputSampleRate,
888
+ inputChannelLayout,
889
+ inputSampleFormat,
890
+ outputSampleRate,
891
+ outputChannelLayout,
892
+ outputSampleFormat
893
+ )
894
+ ```
895
+
896
+ Parameters:
897
+
898
+ - `inputSampleRate` (`number`): Input sample rate in Hz
899
+ - `inputChannelLayout` (`number`): Input channel layout constant
900
+ - `inputSampleFormat` (`number`): Input sample format constant
901
+ - `outputSampleRate` (`number`): Output sample rate in Hz
902
+ - `outputChannelLayout` (`number`): Output channel layout constant
903
+ - `outputSampleFormat` (`number`): Output sample format constant
904
+
905
+ **Returns**: A new `Resampler` instance
906
+
907
+ #### Properties
908
+
909
+ ##### `Resampler.inputSampleRate`
910
+
911
+ Gets the input sample rate.
912
+
913
+ **Returns**: `number`
914
+
915
+ ##### `Resampler.outputSampleRate`
916
+
917
+ Gets the output sample rate.
918
+
919
+ **Returns**: `number`
920
+
921
+ ##### `Resampler.delay`
922
+
923
+ Gets the resampler delay in samples.
924
+
925
+ **Returns**: `number`
926
+
927
+ #### Methods
928
+
929
+ ##### `Resampler.convert(inputFrame, outputFrame)`
930
+
931
+ Converts audio data from input frame to output frame.
932
+
933
+ Parameters:
934
+
935
+ - `inputFrame` (`Frame`): The input audio frame
936
+ - `outputFrame` (`Frame`): The output audio frame
937
+
938
+ **Returns**: `number` of samples converted
939
+
940
+ ##### `Resampler.flush(outputFrame)`
941
+
942
+ Flushes any remaining samples in the resampler.
943
+
944
+ Parameters:
945
+
946
+ - `outputFrame` (`Frame`): The output audio frame
947
+
948
+ **Returns**: `number` of samples flushed
949
+
950
+ ##### `Resampler.destroy()`
951
+
952
+ Destroys the `Resampler` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
953
+
954
+ **Returns**: `void`
955
+
956
+ ### `Scaler`
957
+
958
+ The `Scaler` API provides functionality to scale and convert video frames between different pixel formats and resolutions.
959
+
960
+ ```js
961
+ const scaler = new ffmpeg.Scaler(
962
+ sourcePixelFormat,
963
+ sourceWidth,
964
+ sourceHeight,
965
+ targetPixelFormat,
966
+ targetWidth,
967
+ targetHeight
968
+ )
969
+ ```
970
+
971
+ Parameters:
972
+
973
+ - `sourcePixelFormat` (`number` | `string`): Source pixel format
974
+ - `sourceWidth` (`number`): Source width in pixels
975
+ - `sourceHeight` (`number`): Source height in pixels
976
+ - `targetPixelFormat` (`number` | `string`): Target pixel format
977
+ - `targetWidth` (`number`): Target width in pixels
978
+ - `targetHeight` (`number`): Target height in pixels
979
+
980
+ **Returns**: A new `Scaler` instance
981
+
982
+ #### Methods
983
+
984
+ ##### `Scaler.scale(source, target)`
985
+
986
+ Scales a source frame to a target frame.
987
+
988
+ Parameters:
989
+
990
+ - `source` (`Frame`): The source frame
991
+ - `target` (`Frame`): The target frame
992
+
993
+ **Returns**: `boolean` indicating success
994
+
995
+ ##### `Scaler.scale(source, y, height, target)`
996
+
997
+ Scales a portion of a source frame to a target frame.
998
+
999
+ Parameters:
1000
+
1001
+ - `source` (`Frame`): The source frame
1002
+ - `y` (`number`): Starting Y coordinate
1003
+ - `height` (`number`): Height to scale
1004
+ - `target` (`Frame`): The target frame
1005
+
1006
+ **Returns**: `boolean` indicating success
1007
+
1008
+ ##### `Scaler.destroy()`
1009
+
1010
+ Destroys the `Scaler` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
1011
+
1012
+ **Returns**: `void`
1013
+
1014
+ ### `AudioFIFO`
1015
+
1016
+ The `AudioFIFO` API provides a first in first out buffer for audio samples. This is useful for buffering audio data between different processing stages.
1017
+
1018
+ ```js
1019
+ const fifo = new ffmpeg.AudioFIFO(sampleFormat, channels, nbSamples)
1020
+ ```
1021
+
1022
+ Parameters:
1023
+
1024
+ - `sampleFormat` (`number` | `string`): The audio sample format
1025
+ - `channels` (`number`): Number of audio channels
1026
+ - `nbSamples` (`number`): Initial buffer size in samples
1027
+
1028
+ **Returns**: A new `AudioFIFO` instance
1029
+
1030
+ Example:
1031
+
1032
+ ```js
1033
+ const fifo = new ffmpeg.AudioFIFO(ffmpeg.constants.sampleFormats.S16, 2, 1024)
1034
+ ```
1035
+
1036
+ #### Properties
1037
+
1038
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.size`
1039
+
1040
+ Gets the number of samples currently in the FIFO.
1041
+
1042
+ **Returns**: `number`
1043
+
1044
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.space`
1045
+
1046
+ Gets the number of samples that can be written to the FIFO.
1047
+
1048
+ **Returns**: `number`
1049
+
1050
+ #### Methods
1051
+
1052
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.write(frame)`
1053
+
1054
+ Writes samples from a frame to the FIFO. The FIFO will automatically grow if needed.
1055
+
1056
+ Parameters:
1057
+
1058
+ - `frame` (`Frame`): The audio frame containing samples to write
1059
+
1060
+ **Returns**: `number` of samples written
1061
+
1062
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.read(frame, nbSamples)`
1063
+
1064
+ Reads samples from the FIFO into a frame.
1065
+
1066
+ Parameters:
1067
+
1068
+ - `frame` (`Frame`): The frame to read samples into
1069
+ - `nbSamples` (`number`): Number of samples to read
1070
+
1071
+ **Returns**: `number` of samples actually read
1072
+
1073
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.peek(frame, nbSamples)`
1074
+
1075
+ Reads samples from the FIFO without removing them.
1076
+
1077
+ Parameters:
1078
+
1079
+ - `frame` (`Frame`): The frame to read samples into
1080
+ - `nbSamples` (`number`): Number of samples to peek
1081
+
1082
+ **Returns**: `number` of samples peeked
1083
+
1084
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.drain(nbSamples)`
1085
+
1086
+ Removes samples from the FIFO without reading them.
1087
+
1088
+ Parameters:
1089
+
1090
+ - `nbSamples` (`number`): Number of samples to drain
1091
+
1092
+ **Returns**: `void`
1093
+
1094
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.reset()`
1095
+
1096
+ Resets the FIFO to empty state.
1097
+
1098
+ **Returns**: `void`
1099
+
1100
+ ##### `AudioFIFO.destroy()`
1101
+
1102
+ Destroys the `AudioFIFO` and frees all associated resources. Automatically called when the object is managed by a `using` declaration.
1103
+
1104
+ **Returns**: `void`
1105
+
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  ## License
10
1107
 
11
1108
  Apache-2.0