Document integration of ytdlp-react-native with munim-ffmpeg - #5
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Added section on using ytdlp-react-native with munim-ffmpeg, including recommended architecture and example code for downloading and muxing media streams.
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This PR updates the README to document how
ytdlp-react-nativecan be used together withmunim-ffmpegfor native FFmpeg processing.What this adds
Documents the recommended integration between
ytdlp-react-nativeandmunim-ffmpeg.Explains the responsibilities of each package:
ytdlp-react-native— media extraction, format selection, and downloading.munim-ffmpeg— muxing, merging, transcoding, subtitle processing, and other FFmpeg operations.Adds an example workflow for downloading separate video and audio streams and merging them with FFmpeg.
Explains how
-c copycan be used to merge streams without re-encoding.Clarifies when to use
ffmpeg.locationversusmunim-ffmpeg.This is documentation-only and does not change the existing API or implementation.