Client Library for encoding Videos with HeyWatch
HeyWatch is a Video Encoding Web Service.
For a CLI, look at the ruby version: http://github.com/particles/heywatch-ruby
For more information:
HeyWatch: http://www.heywatchencoding.com
API Documentation: http://www.heywatchencoding.com/docs
Twitter: @heywatch / @sadikzzz
Changelogs
2.2.0 Added a new method #config to generate a full configuration based on the given parameters. It’s especially useful to handle dynamic settings like source or variables that can be set directly in code.
2.0.0 New version of the client library which uses the HeyWatch API v2. This library is not compatible with 1.x
1.0.0 First version
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