C# (.NET)

Windows desktop apps (WPF/WinUI) and Unity native plugins call Mediaway through P/Invoke against the mediaway-ffi C ABI. Status: ✅ verified.

Install

dotnet add package Mediaway.Container   # container mux/demux (pulls Mediaway.Common)
dotnet add package Mediaway.Device      # capture/playback; Mediaway.Device.{Camera,Desktop,Audio,Hotplug} subsets
dotnet add package Mediaway.Pipeline    # encode pipeline

using Mediaway.Common;
using Mediaway.Container;

using var muxer = new Muxer();
muxer.AddTrack(new VideoTrackInfo
{
    Id = 0,
    Codec = CodecKind.H264,
    TimeBase = new Rational(1, 30),
    Width = 1920,
    Height = 1080,
});
using MuxerSession session = muxer.Begin(); // Open -> Live
/* session.PushPacket(...); session.Flush(); drain with PollBytes() */

Examples live in bindings/csharp/examples/, mirroring the Rust examples/ sector layout (Container/, Device/, Pipeline/):

Mediaway.Pipeline.AudioEncoder (AAC, ABI v2 — crates/mediaway-ffi/adr/pipeline/0003-auto-audio-encode-c-abi.md) is the session-is-the-encoder counterpart of AutoVideoEncoder/EncodeSession: no intermediate handle, no consumption trap. EncodeAudio.cs is hardware-verified: 96 frames of a synthetic 440 Hz sine → 96 AAC packets → an audio-only fragmented MP4.

Build and run instructions: bindings/csharp/README.md.