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@otter@donotsta.re@esm FFMPREG MY BELOVED
@cadey@pony.social@esm do call it that
@esm compiling ffmpeg into wasm is stupidest thing I've ever seen.
@esm@a1ba i mean at this point wasm is becoming more useful outside of the browser
@empathicqubit @esm for something so performance sensitive... just compile it into native code. Besides they optimize for modern CPUs a lot.
@esm@empathicqubit @a1ba you're probably thinking of native client, it was replaced by wasm
@empathicqubit @esm yeah, but this is a Go code, I don't think it runs in browser.
@a1ba
Yes, I was remembering this one: https://ebitengine.org/en/documents/webassembly.html
@esm
Ebitengine - A dead simple 2D game engine for GoWebAssembly - EbitengineEbitengine is an open source game engine for the Go programming language. Ebitengine's simple API allows you to quickly and easily develop 2D games that can be deployed across multiple platforms.
@empathicqubit @esm sorry, I didn't made this clear from the beginning.
To my knowledge, the only project in Go that runs ffmpeg in WASM and that I was referring to is GoToSocial's backend. Which absolutely doesn't run in browser.
To my knowledge, the only project in Go that runs ffmpeg in WASM and that I was referring to is GoToSocial's backend. Which absolutely doesn't run in browser.
@empathicqubit @esm I agree honestly. Still have to work with it's API if you want to render movies inside a game.
@esm@empathicqubit @a1ba for further context this was a screenshot from gotosocial
yes, you will have to publicly acknowledge the fact you used ffmpreg as this is GPL
Codeberg.orggo-ffmpregembeddable ffmpeg,ffprobe WASM binaries with a small Go library wrapper
? @julia@eepy.moe@esm@wetdry.world your honor its funny
no call it that
@sounddrill@infosec.exchange@esm let me guess, is it used for distributed AI scraping?
@esm@sounddrill no, looks more like google analytics