It is possible to split file into many parts.Is it possible every part encode and after that join them again? The idea is to encode one video on more computers. In .NET Thank you
I am tempted to upvote, because this is the most accurate answer to the question posed - but then again, it does not add much value...
driis
2010-05-16 16:05:31
A better approach to answering a bad question is to edit the question to improve it and than answer the edited question.
Mark Byers
2010-05-16 16:07:57
I cannot edit questions ..
Yossarian
2010-05-16 16:50:05
You can, you have more than 2000 points.
Femaref
2010-05-16 18:09:44
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Take a look at DirectShow .NET - it has some functionality for video capture and editing, although you still need to be familiar with general processing algorithms and methods.
Dennis Delimarsky
2010-05-16 16:03:23
+1
A:
You can call ffmpeg.exe from your c# code to accomplish this. There are also some libraries that are available to accomplish this.
CodeToGlory
2010-05-16 16:04:28
I'd also add that the Handbrake CLI would be useful as well, if you're planning on encoding to formats not supported by Media Foundation. http://handbrake.fr/
Eric Smith
2010-05-17 04:33:35
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These two articles can probably point you in the right direction:
Stephen Toub's DVR-MS article.
Covers reading but also splitting and joining. The splitting and joining stuff can probably be applied to any DirectShow filter, not just DVR-MS files.
Managed Encoding with Windows Media Foundation
Really awesome sample put out by the WMF team. I'd recommend checking out all the other samples they've posted as well, as those cover things like dubbing etc.
Hope this helps!
Eric Smith
2010-05-17 04:32:22