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- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/LICENSE +201 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/MANIFEST.in +4 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/PKG-INFO +59 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/README.md +38 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/__init__.py +1 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/capability.py +400 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/utils/__init__.py +0 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/utils/availability.py +12 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/utils/codec.py +15 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/utils/probe.py +24 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/utils/progress.py +97 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg/utils/segments.py +52 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg.egg-info/PKG-INFO +59 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +19 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg.egg-info/requires.txt +3 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/cjm_capability_ffmpeg.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/pyproject.toml +26 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/setup.cfg +4 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/tests/test_capability.py +59 -0
- cjm_capability_ffmpeg-0.0.25/tests/test_utils.py +47 -0
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Name: cjm-capability-ffmpeg
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Version: 0.0.25
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Summary: An FFmpeg-based media-processing capability for the cjm-substrate runtime that provides audio extraction, segmentation, and format conversion.
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Author-email: "Christian J. Mills" <9126128+cj-mills@users.noreply.github.com>
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# cjm-capability-ffmpeg
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An FFmpeg-based media-processing capability for the cjm-substrate runtime that provides audio extraction, segmentation, and format conversion.
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## Modules
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- **`cjm_capability_ffmpeg.capability`** — FFmpeg-based media processing capability implementing the MediaProcessingCapability interface.
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- **`cjm_capability_ffmpeg.utils.availability`** — Detect whether the ffmpeg binary is installed on this system.
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## API
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### `cjm_capability_ffmpeg.capability`
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- `FFmpegCapabilityConfig` _class_ — Configuration for the FFmpeg processing tool (the HOW knobs only).
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