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the wrapper looks awesome - generally all one should need on iOS for some tiny conversions!
I have two small tiny feature requests:
Add a way to cancel the conversion. Either from the progressBlock (see -[NSArray enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:], where the block has another parameter BOOL *stop), or by adding a cancel method onto the FFmpegWrapper class, which would simply mark the instance as cancelled FFmpegWrapper would check in the while cycle whether the conversion is cancelled.
Add support for multiple input files at once - most useful usecase for this would be merging a video and audio track together.
Thanks!
Charlie
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Hi,
the wrapper looks awesome - generally all one should need on iOS for some tiny conversions!
I have two small tiny feature requests:
Add a way to cancel the conversion. Either from the progressBlock (see
-[NSArray enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:]
, where the block has another parameterBOOL *stop
), or by adding a cancel method onto the FFmpegWrapper class, which would simply mark the instance as cancelled FFmpegWrapper would check in the while cycle whether the conversion is cancelled.Add support for multiple input files at once - most useful usecase for this would be merging a video and audio track together.
Thanks!
Charlie
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: