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ffmpegio-core: Media I/O with FFmpeg in Python

This package has been deprecated as it is merged with the ffmpegio package.

If you are new to the package, please install ffmpegio instead:

pip install ffmpegio

and visit visit https://github.com/python-ffmpegio/python-ffmpegio for the details.

If you are an active ffmpegio user, please read the following link for how to upgrade to v0.11

https://github.com/python-ffmpegio/python-ffmpegio/wiki/Instructions-to-upgrade-to-v0.11.0

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