FFmpeg::FileFormat - A multimedia file format supported by FFmpeg (eg avi, mov, mpeg, mp3, &c)
$ff = FFmpeg->new(); #see FFmpeg
$xx = $ff->file_format('mov');
#...do something with $xx
Objects of this class are not intended to be instantiated directly by the end user. Access FFmpeg::FileFormat objects using "file_format()" in FFmpeg or "filee_formats()" in FFmpeg.
Instances of this class represent a file formats supported by FFmpeg-C. If a file format exists, it means that FFmpeg-C can use it to do at least one of:
Call "can_read()" and "can_write()" to see what functionality is supported for a given file format.
See "FEEDBACK" in FFmpeg for details.
Allen Day <allenday@ucla.edu>
Copyright (c) 2003-2004 Allen Day
This library is released under GPL, the Gnu Public License
The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods. Internal methods are usually preceded with a '_'. Methods are in alphabetical order for the most part.
my $obj = new FFmpeg::FileFormat();
Builds a new FFmpeg::FileFormat object
an instance of FFmpeg::FileFormat
All optional, refer to the documentation of "new()" in FFmpeg, this constructor operates in the same way.
$obj->init(%arg);
Internal method to initialize a new FFmpeg::FileFormat object
true on success
Arguments passed to new
$obj->can_read(); #get existing value
FFmpeg-C can use this format for input?
a boolean
none, read-only
$obj->can_write(); #get existing value
FFmpeg-C can use this format for output?
a boolean
none, read-only
$obj->description(); #get existing value
file format's description (long name)
value of description (a scalar)
none, read-only
$obj->mime_type(); #get existing value
MIME type associated with this file type (eg video/mpeg)
value of mime_type (a scalar)
none, read-only
