Recent work on #11 points out that some of the common codecs are missing in the current windows build of ffmpeg.
Important to build a set of minimum codecs for decode and encode that ffmpeg can be expected to have, for still images, video, and audio. Then folks can rely on a certain base set of codecs to always be present.
Might be worth establishing a support matrix for the codecs, identify holes with issue numbers, and build a media test suite to ensure coverage.
Recent work on #11 points out that some of the common codecs are missing in the current windows build of ffmpeg.
Important to build a set of minimum codecs for decode and encode that ffmpeg can be expected to have, for still images, video, and audio. Then folks can rely on a certain base set of codecs to always be present.
Might be worth establishing a support matrix for the codecs, identify holes with issue numbers, and build a media test suite to ensure coverage.