ffmpeg-light-0.11.0: Minimal bindings to the FFmpeg library.

Safe HaskellNone
LanguageHaskell2010

Codec.FFmpeg.Juicy

Description

Convert between FFmpeg frames and JuicyPixels images.

Synopsis

Documentation

toJuicyT :: AVFrame -> MaybeT IO DynamicImage Source #

Convert an AVFrame to a DynamicImage with the result in the MaybeT transformer.

toJuicyT = MaybeT . toJuicy

toJuicyImage :: forall p. JuicyPixelFormat p => AVFrame -> IO (Maybe (Image p)) Source #

Convert an AVFrame to an Image.

saveJuicy :: FilePath -> AVFrame -> IO () Source #

Save an AVFrame to a PNG file on disk assuming the frame could be converted to a DynamicImage using toJuicy.

class Pixel a => JuicyPixelFormat a where Source #

Mapping of JuicyPixels pixel types to FFmpeg pixel formats.

Minimal complete definition

juicyPixelFormat

Methods

juicyPixelFormat :: proxy a -> AVPixelFormat Source #

juicyPixelStride :: forall a proxy. Pixel a => proxy a -> Int Source #

Bytes-per-pixel for a JuicyPixels Pixel type.

imageReaderT :: forall m p. (Functor m, MonadIO m, MonadError String m, JuicyPixelFormat p) => InputSource -> m (IO (Maybe (Image p)), IO ()) Source #

Read frames from a video stream.

imageReader :: JuicyPixelFormat p => InputSource -> IO (IO (Maybe (Image p)), IO ()) Source #

Read frames from a video stream. Errors are thrown as IOExceptions.

imageReaderTimeT :: forall m p. (Functor m, MonadIO m, MonadError String m, JuicyPixelFormat p) => InputSource -> m (IO (Maybe (Image p, Double)), IO ()) Source #

Read time stamped frames from a video stream. Time is given in seconds from the start of the stream.

imageReaderTime :: JuicyPixelFormat p => InputSource -> IO (IO (Maybe (Image p, Double)), IO ()) Source #

Read time stamped frames from a video stream. Time is given in seconds from the start of the stream. Errors are thrown as IOExceptions.

imageWriter :: forall p. JuicyPixelFormat p => EncodingParams -> FilePath -> IO (Maybe (Image p) -> IO ()) Source #

Open a target file for writing a video stream. When the returned function is applied to Nothing, the output stream is closed. Note that Nothing must be provided when finishing in order to properly terminate video encoding.

Support for source images that are of a different size to the output resolution is limited to non-palettized destination formats (i.e. those that are handled by libswscaler). Practically, this means that animated gif output is only supported if the source images are of the target resolution.