Kieran Kunhya

FFmpeg is basically the low-level libraries for codec, so compressions and decompression, muxes and demuxes, and filters.

The core is this, and then you have several tools which allow you to create a type of pipeline to process any type of video files.

And it's used as a library absolutely inside everything from VLC to Chrome to your smart TVs to basically any video that you see online, you usually use FFmpeg.

And FFmpeg in it has all those type of tools and sometimes depend on other libraries like x264, libvpx and others, right?

So it's really now the de facto tool to process images.

Yeah, of course.

I'm sure.

Because... So most of the people, they're going to take FFmpeg, file in, file out, and specify the format, right?

But you can... We've seen...

thousands of characters.

And we've seen also like people like doing programming generation of common lines to make FFmpeg.

There is a ton of people who are using AI to generate common lines for FFmpeg because you have no idea what it is.

But you can specify so many filters, right?

On common line, right?

So FFmpeg is this collection of toolbox for multimedia processing that everyone, everyone uses.

And everyone that is watching your videos are also using, right?

You're on YouTube.

Well, it's FFmpeg on the client side.

Well, on the server side, the client side is probably Chrome.

Well, you're using FFmpeg also.