[FFmpeg-devel] Vid.stab video stabilization ready for libavfilter
Andrey Utkin
andrey.krieger.utkin at gmail.com
Fri Feb 22 19:24:09 CET 2013
2013/2/21 Georg Martius <georg.martius at web.de>:
> How can it become part of ffmpeg?
> a) the library becomes part of ffmpeg (a subdir in the tree)
> b) the library stays stand-alone and only the two filter files go into the
> libavfilter directory.
IMHO stand-alone development is preferable.
Your library is quite big (split to quite many files), i don't like
the idea of adding that many files (and code) to ffmpeg sources for a
single filter.
You still develop the lib, it's better for you to commit freely
(without ffmpeg developers reviewing your changes, as it would be in
case of incorporation).
You'll be able to provide rich set of interface functions to your
library; in ffmpeg, it would be usable only through standard
libavfilter API.
While there are no packages of your lib in distros, the users can
compile it manually, this process should be straightforward.
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Andrey Utkin
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