AVblocks

AVblocks is a software framework designed for the development of audio and video processing applications. It provides a modular architecture that allows developers to create complex pipelines of audio and video effects, filters, and codecs. The framework is built upon a system of interconnected blocks, where each block performs a specific processing task. These blocks can be chained together in a flexible manner to achieve the desired audio or video output.

The primary goal of AVblocks is to simplify the development process for multimedia applications by abstracting away many of the low-level complexities of audio and video manipulation. It offers a set of pre-built blocks for common operations such as decoding, encoding, format conversion, and applying various audio and video effects. Developers can also create their own custom blocks to extend the framework's capabilities.

AVblocks supports a wide range of audio and video formats and codecs, enabling interoperability and flexibility. The framework is often used in applications such as media players, video editors, streaming software, and real-time audio/video communication tools. Its design emphasizes performance and efficiency, making it suitable for demanding multimedia tasks. The modular nature of AVblocks also facilitates easier maintenance and updates to individual processing components without affecting the entire application.