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+# FFmpeg.NET
+A .NET Wrapper for FFmpeg
+
+## Features
+- Manages processes programatically (start, track, cancel)
+- Parses FFmpeg's output to track progress and create a rich user interface
+- Provides easy access to common functions, and can be extended to call and track any other console process
+- Can also call avs2yuv to pipe an Avisynth stream to FFmpeg, and it will manage processes accordingly
+
+## Classes
+1. MediaProcesses *(static)*
+- GetFFmpegProcesses
+- SoftKill *(allows FFmpeg to finish writing its files when canceling)*
+2. MediaInfo *(static)*
+- GetFileInfo *(can be used as a replacement for MediaInfo.DLL)*
+- GetFrameCount
+3. MediaMuxer *(static) provides functions to manage streams losslessly*
+- Muxe
+- Concatenate
+- ExtractVideo
+- ExtractAudio
+4. MediaEncoder *(static)*
+- ConvertToAvi
+- Encode
+5. FFmpegProcess
+- Run
+- RunFFmpeg
+- RunAvisynthToFFmpeg
+- RunAvisynth
+- RunAsCommand
+- Cancel
+- +Many properties and events related to the job, process and video.
+
+## Display Options
+1. FFmpegDisplayMode
+- None
+- Native *(standard console box)*
+- Interface *(allows implementing a rich user interface via events)*
+- ErrorOnly *(displays console output if an error occurs)*
+2. ProcessStartOptions
+- DisplayMode *(see above)*
+- Title *(when displaying custom interface)*
+- Priority *(CPU)*
+- JobId *(allows several processes to be routed to the same UI)*
+- IsMainTask *(when implementing custom UI, whether to track the output of this process)*
+- FrameCount *(if input file doesn't provide frame count, such as when using pipe input, you can provide it here)*
+- ResumePos *(set this if you're resuming a job to facilitate the UI)*
+- Timeout *(cancels the task after a period)*
+- event Started *(allows the caller to grab the FFmpegProcess)*
+
+## How To Use
+Before using these classes, you must configure FFmpegConfig.
+- FFmpegPath *(default = "ffmpeg.exe")*
+- Avs2yuvPath *(default = "avs2yuv.exe")*
+- UserInterfaceManager *(create your derived class here to create an UI)*
+
+By default, canceling tasks is done with a soft kill to let FFmpeg close its files in a clean state. 
+**This implementation, however, won't work for Console Applications.** If you are using this class in a 
+console application, you must handle FFmpegProcess.CloseProcess event and implement a work-around as 
+described [here](http://stackoverflow.com/a/29274238/3960200); or simply call Process.Kill if you don't mind a hard kill.
+
+## Cool Usages
+
+1. **Avisynth Pause/Resume.** Encoding videos with Avisynth can take a long time, and crashes may occur, or you may
+want to use your computer for something else while it is running. The provided interface makes it easy to run 
+Avisynth via avs2yuv and pipe the output to FFmpeg. The user can then click "Cancel" to stop the job in a clean state,
+and you can count the number of encoded frames, edit the script to start at that position, and resume from there. 
+Once the whole video has been processed, you can use MediaMuxer.Concatenate to merge all the segments and voilà!
+
+2. **Multi-Tasking.** You may need to run several tasks, some in parallel, some in sequence. For example, 
+while the video is encoding, you may want to extract the audio to WAV and run OpusEnc or NeroAac to encode the audio in parallel.
+Once both the audio and video and done, you then may want to muxe them back together. You can manage that whole process in the
+same UI window by first calling FFmpegConfig.UserInterfaceManager.Start with a JobId and calling FFmpegConfig.UserInterfaceManager.End 
+when done. All processes started with that JobId will be routed to the same UI. Tasks with IsMainTask will be parsed allowing 
+you to display FFmpeg's progress with a progress bar, while tasks with IsMainTask=false will allow displaying 
+"Extracting audio", "Encoding Audio" and "Muxing Audio and Video" while those are running in the background. You can also easily
+track and cancel the whole chain of commands.
+
+See ExampleApplication to view FFmpeg.NET in action.
+
+## About The Author
+
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+
+You may also be interested in the [Natural Grounding Player, Yin Media Encoder, 432hz Player, Powerliminals Player, and Audio Video Muxer.](https://github.com/mysteryx93/NaturalGroundingPlayer)