Merge pull request #3 from rbouqueau/ffmpeg-mispell-case

FFmpeg is the right name

docs/Filters/Rearchitecture.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ This was a long process (almost 2 years) resulting in:
 - moving MP4Client compositor and most of the GF_Terminal internals to a filter
 - addition of a new application [gpac](gpac_general), whose only purpose is to create and run filter chains
 - additions of a bunch of filters, including:
-    -  __encoders__ through [FFMPEG](https://ffmpeg.org/)
+    -  __encoders__ through [FFmpeg](https://ffmpeg.org/)
     - generic pipe and socket input and output
     - raw audio and video reframers
     - HEVC tile splitting and merging filters

docs/Filters/ffavf.md

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG AVFilter  
+# FFmpeg AVFilter  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffavf__  
 This filter is not checked during graph resolution and needs explicit loading.  
 Filters of this class can connect to each-other.  
 
 This filter provides libavfilter raw audio and video tools.  
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details  
 To list all supported avfilters for your GPAC build, use `gpac -h ffavf:*`.  
 
 # Declaring a filter  
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Example
 ffavf:f=showspectrum
 ```  
 
-Unlike other FFMPEG bindings in GPAC, this filter does not parse other libavfilter options, you must specify them directly in the filter chain, and the [f](#f) option will have to be escaped.  
+Unlike other FFmpeg bindings in GPAC, this filter does not parse other libavfilter options, you must specify them directly in the filter chain, and the [f](#f) option will have to be escaped.  
 Example
 ```
 ffavf::f=showspectrum=size=320x320 or ffavf::f=showspectrum=size=320x320::pfmt=rgb  

docs/Filters/ffavin.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG AV Capture  
+# FFmpeg AV Capture  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffavin__  
 This filter may be automatically loaded during graph resolution.  
 
-Reads from audio/video capture devices using FFMPEG.  
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
+Reads from audio/video capture devices using FFmpeg.  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
 To list all supported grabbers for your GPAC build, use `gpac -h ffavin:*`.  
 
 # Device identification  

docs/Filters/ffbsf.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG BitStream filter  
+# FFmpeg BitStream filter  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffbsf__  
 This filter is not checked during graph resolution and needs explicit loading.  
 
 This filter provides bitstream filters (BSF) for compressed audio and video formats.  
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details  
 To list all supported bitstream filters for your GPAC build, use `gpac -h ffbsf:*`.  
 
 Several BSF may be specified in [f](#f) for different coding types. BSF not matching the coding type are silently ignored.  

docs/Filters/ffdec.md

@@ -1,23 +1,23 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG decoder  
+# FFmpeg decoder  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffdec__  
 This filter may be automatically loaded during graph resolution.  
 
-This filter decodes audio and video streams using FFMPEG.  
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
+This filter decodes audio and video streams using FFmpeg.  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
 To list all supported decoders for your GPAC build, use `gpac -h ffdec:*`.  
 
 Options can be passed from prompt using `--OPT=VAL`  
 The default threading mode is to let libavcodec decide how many threads to use. To enforce single thread, use `--threads=1`  
 
 # Codec Map  
 
-The [ffcmap](#ffcmap) option allows specifying FFMPEG codecs for codecs not supported by GPAC.  
+The [ffcmap](#ffcmap) option allows specifying FFmpeg codecs for codecs not supported by GPAC.  
 Each entry in the list is formatted as `GID@name` or `GID@+name`, with:  
 * GID: 4CC or 32 bit identifier of codec ID, as indicated by `gpac -i source inspect:full`  
-* name: FFMPEG codec name  
+* name: FFmpeg codec name  
 * `+': is set and extra data is set and formatted as an ISOBMFF box, removes box header  
 
 Example

docs/Filters/ffdmx.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG demultiplexer  
+# FFmpeg demultiplexer  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffdmx__  
 This filter may be automatically loaded during graph resolution.  
 
-This filter demultiplexes an input file or open a source protocol using FFMPEG.  
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
+This filter demultiplexes an input file or open a source protocol using FFmpeg.  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
 To list all supported demultiplexers for your GPAC build, use `gpac -h ffdmx:*`.  
 This will list both supported input formats and protocols.  
 Input protocols are listed with `Description: Input protocol`, and the subclass name identifies the protocol scheme.  

docs/Filters/ffenc.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG encoder  
+# FFmpeg encoder  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffenc__  
 This filter may be automatically loaded during graph resolution.  
 
-This filter encodes audio and video streams using FFMPEG.  
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
+This filter encodes audio and video streams using FFmpeg.  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
 To list all supported encoders for your GPAC build, use `gpac -h ffenc:*`.  
 
 The filter will try to resolve the codec name in [c](#c) against a libavcodec codec name (e.g. `libx264`) and use it if found.  

docs/Filters/ffmx.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG multiplexer  
+# FFmpeg multiplexer  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffmx__  
 This filter may be automatically loaded during graph resolution.  
 
-Multiplexes files and open output protocols using FFMPEG.  
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
+Multiplexes files and open output protocols using FFmpeg.  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details.  
 To list all supported multiplexers for your GPAC build, use `gpac -h ffmx:*`.This will list both supported output formats and protocols.  
 Output protocols are listed with `Description: Output protocol`, and the subclass name identifies the protocol scheme.  
 For example, if `ffmx:rtmp` is listed as output protocol, this means `rtmp://` destination URLs are supported.  

docs/Filters/ffsws.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 <!-- automatically generated - do not edit, patch gpac/applications/gpac/gpac.c -->
 
-# FFMPEG video rescaler  
+# FFmpeg video rescaler  
 
 Register name used to load filter: __ffsws__  
 This filter may be automatically loaded during graph resolution.  
 Filters of this class can connect to each-other.  
 
-This filter rescales raw video data using FFMPEG to the specified size and pixel format.  
+This filter rescales raw video data using FFmpeg to the specified size and pixel format.  
 
 ## Output size assignment  
 If [osize](#osize) is {0,0}, the output dimensions will be set to the input size, and input aspect ratio will be ignored.  
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ When sample aspect ratio is kept, the filter will:
 - for gauss [p1](#p1) tunes the exponent and thus cutoff frequency  
 - for lanczos [p1](#p1) tunes the width of the window function  
 
-See FFMPEG documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details  
+See FFmpeg documentation (https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html) for more details  
 
 
 # Options    

docs/Filters/filters_properties.md

@@ -507,12 +507,12 @@ prores apcn | ProRes Video 422 STD
 prores apcs | ProRes Video 422 LT    
 prores ap4x | ProRes Video 4444 XQ    
 prores ap4h | ProRes Video 4444    
-ffmpeg | FFMPEG unmapped codec    
+ffmpeg | FFmpeg unmapped codec    
 tmcd | QT TimeCode    
 vvc 266 h266 | VVC Video    
 vvs1 | VVC Subpicture Video    
 usac xheaac | xHEAAC / USAC Audio    
-ffv1 | FFMPEG Video Codec 1    
+ffv1 | FFmpeg Video Codec 1    
 dvbs | DVB Subtitles    
 dvbs | DVB-TeleText    
 div3 | MS-MPEG4 V3    

docs/Filters/gpac_general.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ _FILTER_: a single filter declaration (e.g., `-i file`, `-o dump`, `inspect`, ..
 _[LINK]_: a link instruction (e.g., `@`, `@2`, `@2#StreamType=Visual`, ...), see [gpac -h doc](filters_general#explicit-links-between-filters-link).  
 _[options]_: one or more option strings, each starting with a `-` character.  
   - an option using a single `-` indicates an option of gpac (see [gpac -hx](gpac_general#h)) or of libgpac (see [gpac -hx core](core_options))  
-  - an option using `--` indicates a global filter or meta-filter (e.g. FFMPEG) option, e.g. `--block_size=1000` or `--profile=Baseline` (see [gpac -h doc](core_config#global-filter-options))  
+  - an option using `--` indicates a global filter or meta-filter (e.g. FFmpeg) option, e.g. `--block_size=1000` or `--profile=Baseline` (see [gpac -h doc](core_config#global-filter-options))  
 
 Filter declaration order may impact the link resolver which will try linking in declaration order. Most of the time for simple graphs, this has no impact. However, for complex graphs with no link declarations, this can lead to different results.    
 Options do not require any specific order, and may be present anywhere, including between link statements or filter declarations.    

docs/Howtos/dash/DASH-Sequences.md

@@ -417,8 +417,8 @@ To generate these DASH sequences, several open-source software tools have been u
 *   GPAC/MP4Box to process the BIFS visual data and export it to a raw video track in AVI,
 *   Audacity \[1.3 Beta\] to generate the raw audio track,
 *   x264 \[0.118.2085 8a62835\] for the AVC|H.264 encoding,
-*   faac \[as included in ffmpeg build\] for AAC encoding,
-*   LAME \[as included in ffmpeg build\] for MP3 encoding,
+*   faac \[as included in FFmpeg build\] for AAC encoding,
+*   LAME \[as included in FFmpeg build\] for MP3 encoding,
 *   GPAC/MP42TS \[REV3926\] for Transport Stream packaging,
 *   GPAC/MP4Box \[REV3926\] for ISOBMF packaging, MPD generation and DASH segmentation (TS and ISOBMFF).
 

docs/Howtos/dash/DASH-intro.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ For more information on content playback:
 
 
 ## Content Generation
-If you generate your content with an third-party application such as ffmpeg, make sure all your video qualities use closed GOP and have the same positions for their IDR frames.
+If you generate your content with an third-party application such as ```ffmpeg```, make sure all your video qualities use closed GOP and have the same positions for their IDR frames.
 When using GPAC, this is usually ensure by using the `fintra` option.
 
 GPAC can be used to generate both static and live DASH/HLS content. For live cases, GPAC can expose the created files:

docs/Howtos/dash/HEVC-Tile-based-adaptation-guide.md

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ If you want to produce a live feed of tiled video, you can either:
 
 GPAC does not have a direct wrapper for Kvazaar, but you can either:
 
-- use a FFmpeg build with Kvazaar enabled (`--enable-libkvazaar` in ffmpeg configure) - check GPAC support using `gpac -h ffenc:libkvazaar`
+- use a FFmpeg build with Kvazaar enabled (`--enable-libkvazaar` in FFmpeg's configure) - check GPAC support using `gpac -h ffenc:libkvazaar`
 - use an external grab+Kvazaar encoding and pipe its output into GPAC.
 
 ### Piping encoder output

docs/Howtos/encoding.md

@@ -30,15 +30,15 @@ You can directly call your preferred encoder rather than letting the link resolv
 
 ```gpac -i source.yuv:size=1280x720 ffenc:c=avc -o test.mp4```
 
-This will explicitly load the FFMPEG encoder to do the job.
+This will explicitly load the FFmpeg encoder to do the job.
 
-Note that for `ffenc`, since the filter provides all encoders supported by your FFMPEG build, you may have several choices within FFMPEG itself. To specify the true desired codec rather than the format, use the codec name directly:
+Note that for `ffenc`, since the filter provides all encoders supported by your FFmpeg build, you may have several choices within FFmpeg itself. To specify the true desired codec rather than the format, use the codec name directly:
 
 ```
 gpac -i source.yuv:size=1280x720 enc:c=libx264 -o test.mp4
 gpac -i source.yuv:size=1280x720 enc:c=libx264rgb -o test.mp4
 ```
-__Warning: Hardware encoders of FFMPEG have not been tested yet!__
+__Warning: Hardware encoders of FFmpeg have not been tested yet!__
 
 ## Transcoding from a non raw video file
 
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ As explained previously, the link directive `@` ensures that we do the transcodi
 
 ## Setting encoder parameters
 
-Currently, all encoders audio and video in GPAC are using FFMPEG. We therefore only illustrate encoder parameters with the [ffenc](ffenc) filter.
+Currently, all encoders audio and video in GPAC are using FFmpeg. We therefore only illustrate encoder parameters with the [ffenc](ffenc) filter.
 
 ```gpac -i source.mp4 c=avc:b=2M -o test.avc```
 
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ The above command will encode the video track in  `source.mp4`  into AVC|H264 at
 
 ```gpac -i source.mp4 c=avc::x264-params=no-mbtree:sync-lookahead=0::profile=baseline -o test.avc```
 
-The above command will encode the video track in  `source.mp4`  into AVC|H264 and pass two options to ffmpeg encoder:
+The above command will encode the video track in  `source.mp4`  into AVC|H264 and pass two options to FFmpeg encoder:
 
 -  `x264-params`, with value `no-mbtree:sync-lookahead=0`
 -  `profile`, with value `baseline`
@@ -82,11 +82,11 @@ To get a list of all options supported by a given encoder of the ffenc filter, f
 The above command will encode the video track in  `source.mp4`  into AVC|H264, converting the source data to YUV 422 8bit planar.
 
 __Discussion__  
-FFMPEG usually comes with several variations of the same coding type, with different pixel format supported. For example, AVC|H264 encoding can use both `libx264` and `libx264_rgb` encoders. If the source data is decoded into RGB by the decoder, the `ffenc` filter will match the `libx264_rgb` encoder as supporting RGB input and AVC format. The resulting file may be in a profile not supported by most devices !  
+FFmpeg usually comes with several variations of the same coding type, with different pixel format supported. For example, AVC|H264 encoding can use both `libx264` and `libx264_rgb` encoders. If the source data is decoded into RGB by the decoder, the `ffenc` filter will match the `libx264_rgb` encoder as supporting RGB input and AVC format. The resulting file may be in a profile not supported by most devices !  
 
 Setting the pixel format using [pfmt](ffenc) will make sure you encode in YUV format; alternatively, you can also enforce the encoder used by setting `ffc=libx264`. 
 
-_Note: The `pfmt` option is a generic option of all present and future encoders in GPAC, while `ffc` option is specific to FFMPEG encoder._
+_Note: The `pfmt` option is a generic option of all present and future encoders in GPAC, while `ffc` option is specific to FFmpeg encoder._
 
 
 ## Changing Resolution
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ The above command will encode the `source.pcm` 48000 Hz stereo signed 16 bit PCM
 
 ```gpac -i source.mp4 enc:c=aac -o test.mp4```
 
-The above command will encode the `source.mp4` audio tracks into AAC, even if the track is already in AAC format, and use FFMPEG `aac` encoder for the job. Note that the `ffc` option will only be used by the ffenc filter. If another filter provides AAC encoding and is used to encode the stream, the `ffc` option will likely be reported as not used by the filter session. 
+The above command will encode the `source.mp4` audio tracks into AAC, even if the track is already in AAC format, and use FFmpeg `aac` encoder for the job. Note that the `ffc` option will only be used by the ffenc filter. If another filter provides AAC encoding and is used to encode the stream, the `ffc` option will likely be reported as not used by the filter session. 
 
 ## Changing sample rate
 

docs/Howtos/filters-oneliners.md

@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ Mux sources to MPEG-2 TS with a target mux rate - _see [filter](m2tsmx)_
 gpac -i source:#ServiceID=1 -i source2:#ServiceID=2 -o dst.ts:rate=10m
 ```
 
-Mux sources to MKV (for builds with FFMPEG support) - _see [filter](ffmx)_  
+Mux sources to MKV (for builds with FFmpeg support) - _see [filter](ffmx)_  
 ```
 gpac -i source -o dst.mkv
 ```
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ Downscale and transcode to AVC 1mbps and aac 128k while monitoring video output
 gpac -i source ffsws:osize=256x144 enc:c=avc:b=1m enc:c=aac:b=128k -o dst.mp4 vout:vsync=0
 ```
 
-Use two-pass encoding with FFMPEG (libx264 only for GPAC 2.0, all codecs for higher versions) - _see [filter](ffenc)_  
+Use two-pass encoding with FFmpeg (libx264 only for GPAC 2.0, all codecs for higher versions) - _see [filter](ffenc)_  
 ```
 #first pass
 gpac -i source enc:c=avc:b=3m:pass1 -o null
@@ -554,7 +554,7 @@ Decode source MP4 enabling only the minimum filters:
 gpac -blacklist=-fin,mp4dmx,ffdec,vout source.mp4 vout
 ```
 
-# FFMPEG support
+# FFmpeg support
 
 Set gpac as RTMP output server  
 ```
@@ -636,15 +636,15 @@ gpac -i video.mp4:#ffid=dist -i ref.mp4:#ffid=ref \
 	@@ @@1 ffavf::f='[dist][ref]ssim=f=ssim2.log' @ -o null
 ```
 
-SRT session from local file (requires FFMPEG with SRT support)
+SRT session from local file (requires FFmpeg with SRT support)
 ```
 #player listening for SRT handshake
 gpac -play srt://127.0.0.1:1234:gpac:mode=listener
 #streamer with real-time regulation
 gpac -i video.mp4 reframer:rt=on -o srt://127.0.0.1:1234:gpac:ffmt=mpegts
 ```
 
-SRT session from avgen filter (requires FFMPEG with SRT support)
+SRT session from avgen filter (requires FFmpeg with SRT support)
 ```
 #player listening for SRT handshake
 gpac -play srt://127.0.0.1:1234:gpac:mode=listener

docs/Howtos/raw-formats.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Prior to GPAC 2.0, the following command had to be used:
 The link directive `@` is used to prevent the decoded YUV/RGB data PID to link against the `test.yuv` destination, by enforcing the destination to only accept PIDs coming from `ffsws`, as described in the [general documentation](filters_general#filter-linking-link). GPAC 2.0 and above simplified command line processing to avoid link directives in most cases.
 
 
-The simplest way to resize a video in GPAC at the current time is to use the ffmpeg-based [rescaler](ffsws).
+The simplest way to resize a video in GPAC at the current time is to use the FFmpeg-based [rescaler](ffsws).
 
 The [writegen](writegen) filter used in the extraction process can be used to specify an extraction range using its [start](writegen#start) and [dur](writegen#dur) options:
 

docs/Player/Player-Features.md

@@ -93,8 +93,8 @@ Decoders included in default builds:
 - MPEG-4 AAC, MPEG-1/2 audio, Dolby AC-3
 - MPEG-1/2/4, H264|AVC, SVC, HEVC, L-HEVC
 - AMR speech codec using 3GPP fixed-point reference code
-- All codecs supported by FFMPEG
-- Xiph Media codecs: Vorbis, Theora (FLAC and Opus supported through FFMPEG)
+- All codecs supported by FFmpeg
+- Xiph Media codecs: Vorbis, Theora (FLAC and Opus supported through FFmpeg)
 - SRT / 3GPP timed text / MPEG-4 Streaming Text decoder /WebVTT (rendering done through GPAC)
 
 # Networking
@@ -127,8 +127,8 @@ Any possible input from GPAC filter architecture is supported by the player. Thi
   - RFC 3984 for H264/AVC video (only STAP-A, FU-A and regular NAL units)
   - RFC 7798 for H265|HEVC video (AP, FU and regular NAL units)
 
- - Generic input using FFMPEG libavformat, supports most AV containers known (MPEG, VOB, AVI, MOV ...) and many protocols
- - Generic frame grabber FFMPEG libavdevice, supports many capture devices
+ - Generic input using FFmpeg libavformat, supports most AV containers known (MPEG, VOB, AVI, MOV ...) and many protocols
+ - Generic frame grabber FFmpeg libavdevice, supports many capture devices
 
 # Available plugins
 ## Audio output