Add PyAv explicitly to pyproject.toml and remove .close() function usage#35
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Summary 📝
As discussed in #32, PyAv no longer supports the
CodecContext.close()function. This was deprecated as the new versions automatically handle codex context lifecycles when they go out of scope, in line with modifications to the FFmpeg API. Furthermore, the issue brings to our attention that we have not explicitly added PyAv into our project dependencies, which can raise issues.Details
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pyproject.tomlCodecContext.close().Checks