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The AForge.Video library contains interfaces and classes to access different video sources, such as IP video cameras (MJPEG streams). The library defines types used by other video related libraries from AForge.NET framework.
Twilio REST API helper library
Announcing Amazon Kinesis Video Streams, a fully managed video ingestion and storage service. Kinesis Video Streams makes it easy to securely stream video from connected devices to AWS for machine learning, analytics, and processing. You can also stream other time-encoded data like RADAR and LIDAR signals using Kinesis Video Streams.
The AForge.Video.DirectShow library contains classes, which allow to access video sources using DirectShow interface (USB web cameras, capture devices, video files, etc.).
LibVLC is a modular multimedia framework that can render video and output audio as well as encode and stream. As it is native code, you will need to use a wrapper library such as LibVLCSharp to use it from .NET.
Contains interfaces and classes to access different video sources, such as IP video cameras (MJPEG streams). This package originated from the AForge.NET Framework and is part of the Accord.NET Framework.
Video converter component for C#/.NET (wrapper for ffmpeg command line tool). Can convert video/audio files, transcode live streams, extract video thumbnails, apply watermarks to video, screen capture etc - everything that is possible with ffmpeg from the command line. Supports .NET streams for input/output (encode/decode without tmp files). NReco.VideoConverter nuget can be used for free in non-SaaS apps that have only one single-server production deployment. This nuget package includes ffmpeg.exe (it is extracted on the first use automatically - you don't need to deploy ffmpeg separately) and therefore can be used only on Windows. For cross-platform deployments NReco.VideoConverter.LT nuget should be used instead. How to use: var ffmpeg = new NReco.VideoConverter.FFMpegConverter(); ffmpeg.ConvertMedia("input.avi",null,"output.mp4",null,new ConvertSettings()); More info (VideoConverter online demo, examples): https://www.nrecosite.com/video_converter_net.aspx
.NET for Android and MAUI bindings for the Android Java library 'androidx.camera:camera-video'. Library description: Video components for the Jetpack Camera Library, a library providing a consistent and reliable camera foundation that enables great camera driven experiences across all of Android.
Announcing Amazon Kinesis Video Streams, a fully managed video ingestion and storage service. Kinesis Video Streams makes it easy to securely stream video from connected devices to AWS for machine learning, analytics, and processing. You can also stream other time-encoded data like RADAR and LIDAR signals using Kinesis Video Streams.
Get video information for .NET (wrapper for ffprobe tool). Provides details about file media streams: format, codecs, video resolution and frame rate, duration, custom tags etc. NReco.VideoInfo nuget can be used for free in non-SaaS apps that have only one single-server production deployment. This nuget package includes ffprobe.exe (it is extracted on the first use automatically - you don't need to deploy ffprobe separately) and therefore can be used only on Windows. For cross-platform deployments NReco.VideoInfo.LT nuget should be used instead. How to use: var ffProbe = new NReco.VideoInfo.FFProbe(); var videoInfo = ffProbe.GetMediaInfo(pathToVideoFileOrUrl); Console.WriteLine(videoInfo.FormatName); Console.WriteLine(videoInfo.Duration); More info and online demo: https://www.nrecosite.com/video_info_net.aspx
Announcing Amazon Kinesis Video Streams, a fully managed video ingestion and storage service. Kinesis Video Streams makes it easy to securely stream video from connected devices to AWS for machine learning, analytics, and processing. You can also stream other time-encoded data like RADAR and LIDAR signals using Kinesis Video Streams.
libvideo (aka VideoLibrary) is a modern .NET library for downloading YouTube videos. It is portable to most platforms and is very lightweight. Find us on GitHub at https://github.com/omansak/libvideo
The easiest way to interact with video for Blazor applications.
Contains classes and methods to handle video sources using FFMPEG. For this reason, this package is available under the GPL license only. This package originated from the AForge.NET Framework and is part of the Accord.NET Framework.
A Xamarin Forms control to render the native video player on every platform.
Take or pick photos and videos from a cross platform API.
VideoUltimate is a .NET Video Reader and a .NET Video Thumbnailer which can read any video file format on the planet. It supports .NET 5.0+ or .NET Core 3.1 and .NET Framework 4.7.2+ web/console/desktop applications. It allows you read a video file frame by frame or generate meaningful thumbnails.
This library provides media playback support via GStreamer, allowing applications to display video streams from VideoXpert systems.
LibVLC is a modular multimedia framework that can render video and output audio as well as encode and stream. As it is native code, you will need to use a wrapper library such as LibVLCSharp to use it from .NET.
Video converter component for C#/.NET (wrapper for ffmpeg command line tool). Can convert video/audio files, transcode live streams, extract video thumbnails, apply watermarks to video, screen capture etc - everything that is possible with ffmpeg from the command line. Supports .NET streams for input/output (encode/decode without tmp files). This LT-version nuget package does NOT include ffmpeg.exe and is suitable for cross-platform deployments (Windows, Linux/Docker, Mac-OS) or using a ffmpeg build/version of your choice. NOTE: LT nuget is not available for free users. Please contact support@nrecosite.com if you want to get a demo key for evaluation/testing purposes. How to use: var ffmpeg = new NReco.VideoConverter.FFMpegConverter(); NReco.VideoConverter.License.SetLicenseKey("your_id", "your_license_key"); ffmpeg.FFMpegExeName = "ffmpeg.exe"; // for Linux/MacOS: "ffmpeg" ffmpeg.FFMpegToolPath = "<path_to_folder_with_ffmpeg>"; ffmpeg.ConvertMedia("input.avi",null,"output.mp4",null,new ConvertSettings()); More info (VideoConverter online demo, examples): https://www.nrecosite.com/video_converter_net.aspx