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Want to get a handle on audio stream decoding using C/C++ and libav*? This guide dives into the underlying nuts and bolts of ffmpeg’s libav*, explaining how a FIFO queue can be leveraged for efficient audio data handling.

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29 Jan 2025

The libav* libraries are notoriously difficult to use. This post aims to simplify and demystify it for the uninitiated by detailing the terms and processes involved in audio processing. Take your command-line API skills to the next level!

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etiand.reHow to decode audio streams in C/C++ using libav*This post presents the notions and thought process behind audio processing using ffmpeg’s libav*, with annotated example code. We’ll also see how to use a FIFO queue to efficiently process fixed-size chunks of audio data. The libav* set of libraries is the foundation behind the ubiquitous ffmpeg, and has a reputation for having hard API to use - most people[citation needed] prefer using the command-line API rather than having to deal with it.

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