Translate README tutorial into Korean #87
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leandromoreira
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Mar 6, 2021
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thanks @sangwonl :) I really appreciate you work, I don't know any Korean =( so I'm going to accept it without reviewing it. |
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Thanks, @leandromoreira. Trust me :) |
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Hello there! I'm an engineer studying video these days. I was looking for any material about how ffmpeg(or libav) works and met this well-explained tutorial. It was really helpful to understand under the hood of ffmpeg and thanks for the awesome things!
Being appreciated, I've also wanted to give back or contribute something. So, I added a Korean-translated version of readme document so that more people, (especially those who use Korean) can read and learn them. Hope that it would be helpful to someone like me.