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Yes it's daunting. You have to love it to be able to get through the hard times. I am using React.js to build the UI and manage state. Using FFMPEG and a comb
by michaelaubry 6y ago
Yes it's daunting. You have to love it to be able to get through the hard times.
I am using React.js to build the UI and manage state.
Using FFMPEG and a combination of other rendering techniques on the backend.
Shout outs to
Vercel
AWS
React team
- dceddia 6y agoAwesome. React is my jam, hit me up if you need anything.
- michaelaubry 6y agoNice. Hit me up on Twitter and lets talk @michaelaubry
- ricahe2559 6y agoFFMPEG is super powerful. Michael, do you take screenshots on a headless browser and stitch them using FFMPEG? At least, that's what I have done for a hobby project.
- michaelaubry 6y agoFFMPEG IS GOAT haha. It took me awhile to understand how the I/O streams worked, and the complex filters worked, but once you get it there is a lot of power in your hand. Yeah I did that initially but then I found a better technique. There are some pieces using that method and it's a fantastic approach until you reach 30 fps over the course of a 10 min video.
- gamerfreakish 6y agoDo you mind sharing what the technique is?
- MathCodeLove 6y agoI'd love to hear more about your backend structure. Would you mind going into a bit more detail on it?