CrafyVideoJS

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CrafyVideoJS is a lightweight, hardware-accelerated JavaScript library that enables in-browser manipulation, decoding, and encoding of MP4 H.264 (AVC) videos. It leverages the browser's VideoEncoder and VideoDecoder APIs along with mp4box.js to provide efficient video processing without server-side support. Features include video trimming, bitrate adjustment, resolution changes, and metadata extraction.

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