Export divx (or even uncompressed video) : any C++ library out there?
category: general [glöplog]
I'd suggest supporting OGG Theora at some point because it runs both in video players, is similar to MPEG-4 and runs in modern browsers (firefox/opera/chrome) perfectly..
navis> which solution did you decide to use in the end?
Video for windows, a small wrapper was kindly provided by bonzaj
and for mac?
ehm... assigned the task to somebody else :-PP (always works)
but I'll tell you when I know more about it
On osx, just use the quicktime framework. You can export .mp4 (as h264 or whatever else) directly, it'll work everywhere and it's built into the system already. There's not much point using anything else unless you want some obscure format, or you want it cross platform. Just look up the QTKit framework.
Windows: quicktime framework again? I'm not sure what the deal is with it on windows, but I vaguely remember it's about the same as the osx one, in which case it'll give you decent and easy video output. Might be worth a look, especially if you want to support osx too.
And, because it's inevitable that some idiot will start ranting about quicktime player, i'll point out right now that i'm not talking about quicktime player at all :)
Windows: quicktime framework again? I'm not sure what the deal is with it on windows, but I vaguely remember it's about the same as the osx one, in which case it'll give you decent and easy video output. Might be worth a look, especially if you want to support osx too.
And, because it's inevitable that some idiot will start ranting about quicktime player, i'll point out right now that i'm not talking about quicktime player at all :)
what psonice said.
