> What’s the alternative? I often just exec ffmpeg from whatever language I'm using (as a command line thing). Not very ergonomic, but the nice thing is that i

> What’s the alternative? I often just exec ffmpeg from whatever language I'm using (as a command line thing). Not very ergonomic, but the nice thing is that it's 1:1 with all examples and other uses of ffmpeg. But I guess it depends on how deep into ffmpeg you're doing stuff. Mine is mostly to point it at doing something non advanced with a file and that's it.