FFmpeg mpegCoder for Python (Win)
Instruction of this version
This is the first release version that contains all python built files. The details of the compilation are shown in the following table:
| File | FFMpeg | Numpy | Python | VS | OS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
mpegCoder_3_2_0_Win_py310.tar.xz |
5.0 |
1.22.3 |
3.10.4 |
2022 (v143) |
Windows 11 21H2 |
mpegCoder_3_2_0_Win_py39.tar.xz |
5.0 |
1.22.3 |
3.9.12 |
2022 (v143) |
Windows 11 21H2 |
mpegCoder_3_2_0_Win_py38.tar.xz |
5.0 |
1.22.3 |
3.8.13 |
2022 (v143) |
Windows 11 21H2 |
mpegCoder_3_2_0_Win_py37.tar.xz |
5.0 |
1.21.5 |
3.7.12 |
2022 (v143) |
Windows 11 21H2 |
mpegCoder_3_2_0_Win_py36.tar.xz |
5.0 |
1.19.5 |
3.6.15 |
2022 (v143) |
Windows 11 21H2 |
Note that the above versions only show the environment when building mpegCoder. It does not mean that they are the dependencies of running mpegCoder. For example, users could use python 3.9.5 and numpy 1.19.5 to run mpegCoder.
The dynamic libraries could be downloaded from dll-win-ffmpeg_5_0.tar.xz 📦. To make mpegCoder works, users need to place the dependencies in the same folder of mpegCoder, for example:
.
|---mpegCoder.pyd
|---avcodec-59.dll
|---avformat-59.dll
|---avutil-57.dll
|---swresample-4.dll
`---swscale-6.dllUsers could also place the .dlls in a folder that is added to the path. In this case, the mpegCoder.pyd could be imported independently.
Then, users could import the package by
import mpegCoder