The Config class is then used in the constructor of most PHPVideoToolkit classes. PHPVideoToolkit requires some basic configuration and is one through the Config class. Whilst the extensive documentation covers just about everything, here are a few examples of what you can do. DocumentationĮxtensive documentation and examples are bundled with the download and is available in the documentation directory. PHPVideoToolkit Copyright (c) 2008-2014 Oliver Lillie Accessing Executed Commands and the Command Line Buffer.Changing Codecs of the audio or video stream.Spliting a Audio or Video file into multiple parts.Extracting a Segment of an Audio or Video file.Extracting Audio or Video Channels from a Video.Extract Multiple Frames of a Video at 1 frame per second.Extract Multiple Frames from a Segment of a Video.If you find a bug or have a patch please open a ticket or submit a pull request on Table of Contents Whilst the majority of functionality should work regardless of your version of FFmpeg I cannot guarantee it. IMPORTANT PHPVideoToolkit has only been tested with v1.1.2 of FFmpeg. Using PHPVideoToolkits' emulation of FFmpeg-PHP's functionality allows you to upgrade FFmpeg without worrying about breaking existing funcitonality.
As FFmpeg-PHP has not been updated since 2007 using FFmpeg-PHP with a new version of FFmpeg can often break the module. It also currently provides FFmpeg-PHP emulation in pure PHP so you wouldn't need to compile and install the module. is a set of PHP classes aimed to provide a modular, object oriented and accessible interface for interacting with videos and audio through FFmpeg.
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