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The mediaio family in one dependency. Each feature brings one member, re-exported under a short name:

feature	default	module	crate
`core`	yes	`mediaio::spine`	`mediaspine` — the shared vocabulary: frames, packets, subtitles, the push rhythm, the demuxer's types, the adapter traits
`decode`	yes	`mediaio::decode`	`mediadecode` — the read faces: the decoders and the `Demuxer`
`encode`	yes	`mediaio::encode`	`mediaencode` — the write faces: the encoders and the `Muxer`
`timeline`	yes	`mediaio::timeline`	`mediaio-timeline` — the editing timeline as data
`ffmpeg`	no	`mediaio::ffmpeg::{base, decode, encode}`	`mediaio-ffmpeg`, `mediadecode-ffmpeg`, `mediaencode-ffmpeg` — the FFmpeg adapters
`webcodecs`	no	`mediaio::webcodecs`	`mediadecode-webcodecs` — the WebCodecs read adapter (`wasm32`)
`time`	no	`mediaio::time`	`mediatime`
`frame`	no	`mediaio::frame`	`mediaframe`
`render`	no	—	reserved for the renderer a later release adds

The default build is pure Rust: nothing links FFmpeg until ffmpeg is enabled. Enabling it links libavcodec and libavformat; GPL encoders stay closed even then, behind mediaencode-ffmpeg's own gpl feature (and linking a GPL FFmpeg makes the binary GPL in any case — see that crate's documentation).

Every member is brought in at its std tier. A no_std build depends on mediaspine, mediadecode or mediaencode directly.

License

mediaio is under the terms of both the MIT license and the Apache License (Version 2.0).

See LICENSE-APACHE, LICENSE-MIT for details.