patches108/raylibmedia_cs

RaylibMedia for C# is a code library that adds video and audio playback to games built with Raylib-cs, a C# wrapper around the Raylib game programming library. It lets a game load a video file, play it, pause it, seek to a specific point, loop it, and read it from other sources, using ordinary C# code rather than requiring the game developer to write any native code themselves. Under the hood, the library is a C# wrapper around an existing native video decoder called raylib-media, which in turn depends on the FFmpeg multimedia framework to actually decode audio and video files. Regular users of the package only ever write C#, but the original C source code and build files are kept in the repository so that maintainers can rebuild the native piece when needed. This release is a preview limited to 64-bit Windows and requires the .NET 8 runtime or newer, along with five specific FFmpeg 7 shared library files placed next to the game's executable. The project can be installed as a NuGet package for the simplest setup, or added directly as a source project reference inside Visual Studio for developers who want to see or modify the code. The README includes detailed, numbered instructions for both installation paths, plus a short example showing how to initialize a window, load a video, update it every frame, and draw it to the screen. The project is written primarily in C for the native decoder with a C# layer on top, and no license is stated in the available information. It is aimed at C# game developers already using Raylib-cs who need built-in video playback without building their own FFmpeg integration from scratch.