sipsorcery/SIPSorceryMedia.Abstractionsv8.0.12
.NET3.1.NET 5.0.NET 8.0.NET Std2.0
Don't reference this package unless you are building a media end point to work with the SIPSorcery real-time communications library. In most cases a concrete implementation package such as SIPSorceryMedia.Windows should be referenced.
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$ dotnet add package SIPSorceryMedia.AbstractionsReadme
SIPSorceryMedia.Abstractions
This project provides the logic for the interfaces required by the SIPSorcery real-time communications library and the components that provide functions such as:
- Access to audio or video devices (example SIPSorceryMedia.Windows).
- Access to codecs from native libraries (examples SIPSorceryMedia.Encoders and SIPSorceryMedia.FFmpeg).
Important Interfaces
The most important interfacs contained in this library are:
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IAudioEncoder: Needs to be implemented by classes that provide audio decoding and/or encoding. An example is the AudioEncoder class.
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IVideoEncoder: Needs to be implemented by classes that provide video decoding and/or encoding. An example is the VpxVideoEncoder class.
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IAudioSource: Needs to be implemented by classes that act as a source of raw audio samples. Typically a microphone. An example is the WindowsAudioEndPoint class.
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IAudioSink: Needs to be implemented by classes that act as a sink for raw audio samples. Typically an audio speaker. An example is the WindowsAudioEndPoint class.
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IVideoSource: Needs to be implemented by classes that act as a source of raw video frames. Typically a webcam. An examples is the WindowsVideoEndPoint.
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IVideoSink: Needs to be implemented by classes that act as a sink for raw video frames. The video sink is usually a bitmap or some kind of graphics surface. An examples is the .