video-audio-processing

To record video and audio in Flutter, you can use the camera and record packages to capture media directly from the device camera. The implementation also supports real-time amplitude visualization during audio recording.

Yes, you can use FFmpeg in Flutter to trim, compress, and extract thumbnails from video files. The processing is handled through the ffmpeg_kit_flutter package for advanced media manipulation.

The best way to handle network and local video playback in Flutter is using the video_player and chewie packages. They support streaming network videos and playing local files with an enhanced player interface.

Flutter supports audio session management through the audio_session and just_audio packages. These dependencies allow you to handle audio playback, recording, and session interruptions seamlessly.

You can pick and process media files from device storage using the image_picker and file_picker packages. Once selected, you can compress or trim the media using ffmpeg_kit_flutter before uploading.

Your Flutter app needs path_provider to locate and save processed video files on the device. It works with ffmpeg_kit_flutter to define local storage paths for trimmed or compressed media output.