FFpocket

FFpocket is a multifaceted tool designed to make the most of ffmpeg's features. This software effectively carries out tasks such as frame decoding from video files, audio decoding from multimedia files, precise time and frame seeking (including b-frames), audio downsampling, and special minmax averaging. The best part about this software is that its source code has been intentionally kept simple, human-readable, and free of memory leaks. What's more, FFpocket can be used as a shared library by larger multimedia projects.

Some key features of FFpocket include frame decoding for video files, audio decoding for multimedia files, precise time and frame seeking, and audio downsampling with special minmax averaging (or 'caching').

The latest version of FFpocket is a maintenance release that includes updates to the code to work with the most recent ffmpeg versions. Along with these updates, there have been a few minor changes to the library, such as the utilization of the ffmpeg wav encoder when decoding audio, a speed improvement for source code compilation, enforcement of the license agreement during Windows installation, and the addition of displaying a file's duration information via the command line tool.

Overall, if you're in need of a powerful tool for working with multimedia files, FFpocket is the software for you. Its user-friendly interface, wide range of features, and compatibility with larger projects make it a fantastic solution for all your multimedia needs.