.NET Media Handler Pro

.NET Media Handler Pro has been designed as a ffmpeg wrapper for .net application developers, packing almost all of the features and commands that commonly used ffmpeg builds include.

The tool also comes with background video processing capabilities, which ensures that applications do not become unresponsive when it comes to heavy encoding.

With the help of this utility, developers can enjoy support for encoding video and audio to and from various formats using ASP.NET and other .NET applications. It also includes support for almost all image formats out there.

Moreover, it can also add meta information to flash flv, mp4, ogv, or ogg files, allowing them to be playable on various applications, including web players, html5 and mobile devices.

One other important feature of .NET Media Handler Pro is the possibility to set Meta-Information for FLV & MP4 Videos, which ensures that operations such as play, pause, fast forward, or seek positions are available when streaming and playing them in flash & html5 players.

The tool also supports the capturing of multiple thumbs from a video in any sequence, and can also be set to capture a specific number of thumbs from the start to the end of the clip. It allows devs to add watermarks on images and videos.

For videos that are too long, splitting is possible, so that they can be published in multiple small clips. Moreover, the tool allows developers to join two or multiple videos in a single one.

.NET Media Handler Pro also includes advance exception handling control for video processing, ensuring successful publication of videos or proper error report in case of failure.

The tool allows for the extraction of audio from videos, and can also limit or cut audio and video tracks to specific limits. Videos can be published from any position and with any given length. A Parameter object delivers additional advance handlings by passwing custom ffmpeg parameters.

The utility also offers effective control and prevention of deadlock or server crash during the processing of a video, and also allows developers to add padding at different positions of a video while encoding it.