Thanks for sharing that. Read more below... On Sat, Nov 20, 2021 at 8:54 AM José María García Pérez < josemaria.alk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I implemented some examples in the Nim programming language. Nim compiles > into C (among other languages). > > I like that it gives you the feeling of python despite it is using actual > types. > > The code looks as follows: > ``` > import mlt, os > var f = initFactory() > > # Create the default consumer > var p = newProfile() > var sdl = newFactoryConsumer(p, "sdl2") > > # Create via the default producer > var clip = newFactoryProducer(p, resource = > "avformat:/home/jose/Descargas/sygic.mp4") > > var filter = newFactoryFilter(p, "frei0r.pixeliz0r") > filter["BlockSizeX"] = 0.1 > filter["BlockSizeY"] = 0.2 > > clip > filter > filter > sdl > > So, the > operator is mapped to both mlt_service_connect_producer() and mlt_service_attach()? I do not understand how the sdl consumer is connecting to the filter because the filter should be *attached* to the producer, and the consumer *connected* to the producer. > # Start the consumer > sdl.start > > while not sdl.stopped: > sleep(1) > ``` > As I said, it compiles to C. If compiled in release mode, the executable > only takes 115kb. > > This is just a starting point. You can see some more examples here: > https://github.com/mantielero/mlt.nim/tree/master/examples > > Regards, > José María > >
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