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Author: javascript-2020

blog/25-11-15/ffmpeg-in-the-browser/ffmpeg-in-the-browser.html

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                         in my testing the all-codecs version is about 4 times slower
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-                        they are just javascript's, so you can use them by incuding a single, albeit quite large, file
+                        they are just javascript files, so you can use them by incuding a single, albeit quite large, file
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                         it exposes a single function ffmpeg_run
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