**FFmpeg School of Assembly Language**

The FFmpeg School of Assembly Language is a course designed to teach users how assembly language is used within the FFmpeg framework. It emphasizes that assembly language directly corresponds to CPU instructions, translating human-readable code into machine code. The course focuses on SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) instructions, a common type of assembly code used in FFmpeg for efficient processing.

The goal is to provide a foundational understanding of how assembly language works within a real-world application, offering a deeper insight into computer processes. The lessons aim to make the often-challenging world of assembly language more accessible and rewarding for learners. No specific timeframe or location is provided.

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