{

// This example will take a raw audio file and encode it into as MP3.

try

{

// Create a muxer that will output the video as MKV.

Muxer* muxer = new Muxer("output.mpg");

// Create a MPEG2 codec that will encode the raw data.

VideoCodec* codec = new VideoCodec("mpeg2video");

// Set the global quality of the video encoding. This maps to the command line

// parameter -qscale and must be within range [0,31].

codec->SetQualityScale(0);

// Create an encoder that will encode the raw audio data as MP3.

// Tie it to the muxer so it will be written to the file.

VideoEncoder* encoder = new VideoEncoder(codec, muxer);

// Load the raw video file so we can process it.

// FFmpeg is very good at deducing the file format, even from raw video files,

// but if we have something weird, we can specify the properties of the format

// in the constructor as commented out below.

RawVideoFileSource* videoFile = new RawVideoFileSource("samples/carphone_qcif.y4m", encoder);

// Prepare the output pipeline. This will push a small amount of frames to the file sink until it IsPrimed returns true.

videoFile->PreparePipeline();

// Push all the remaining frames through.

while (!videoFile->IsDone())

{

videoFile->Step();

}

// Save everything to disk by closing the muxer.

muxer->Close();

}

catch (FFmpegException e)

{

cerr << "Exception caught!" << endl;

cerr << e.what() << endl;

throw e;

}

cout << "Encoding complete!" << endl;

cout << "Press any key to continue..." << endl;

getchar();