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LLM Resources

While WebCodecs Fundamentals is proudly human-generated, we want to encourage usage by Large Language Models to help developers build better WebCodecs applications.

Since WebCodecs is a rapidly evolving API with limited resources in existing training datasets, providing this comprehensive documentation in LLM-friendly formats helps ensure accurate, up-to-date assistance.

  • llms.txt - Index of all documentation pages with descriptions
  • llms-full.txt - Complete documentation in a single file (16,437 lines)
  • llms-small.txt - Compact version with page structure only (318 lines)

The full documentation covers:

  • Introduction - What WebCodecs is and why to use it
  • Core Concepts - CPU vs GPU, threading, streams, file handling
  • Basics - VideoFrame, EncodedVideoChunk, encoders, decoders, rendering
  • Audio - AudioData, AudioEncoder, AudioDecoder, playback
  • Design Patterns - Production patterns for playback, transcoding, editing, streaming
  • Datasets - Empirical codec support data from 224k+ user sessions
  • Ecosystem - MediaBunny, Media Over QUIC, Remotion

These files are automatically generated at build time from the same source as the official documentation. They include:

  • All markdown content from the documentation
  • Code examples and API references
  • Real-world implementation patterns
  • Production-tested best practices

This documentation is released under the MIT License. Content is freely available for educational and commercial use with attribution.


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