[gst-devel] gsoc 2008
Edward Hervey
bilboed at gmail.com
Sat Mar 22 22:25:15 CET 2008
Farkas,
On Sat, 2008-03-22 at 21:49 +0200, Stefan Kost wrote:
> hi,
>
> Farkas Levente schrieb:
> > hi,
> > we found gstreamer is a very promising project for linux. unfortunately
> > is far from complete and robust. i've got a few student who would like
> > to take part in gsoc in this year and one of the most interesting
> > project would be to further develop and fix gstreamer. we think about
> > one or two student (but it can be even 4) to make the video part better.
> > - write more source filter for different hardware component like
> > multichannel grabber card and tv card,
Can you give some examples of what tv cards ? Don't they already have
v4l or v4l2 support ?
> > - decoder and encoder card support,
What cards ?
> > - ip camera support native or trough rtp,
Can you give examples of what cameras you have in mind ? The rtp stack
has been tested quite a lot with rtp cameras (including by one of the
biggest ip-camera manufacturer).
> > - fix the current rtp code. as we test it currently gstreamer crash with
> > real rtp source like ip camera while mplayer, vlc and xine works fine.
> > or even do a clean rtp implementation since the current code depends on
> > ffmpeg.
what do you mean by "real rtp source" ? What crashes are you
experiencing ? What operatin system are you running ? What version of
gstreamer and plugins are you using ? Furthermore the gstreamer rtp
implementation does *NOT* depend on ffmpeg. I don't know how you came to
that conclusion.
> > - and the most important to do a lots of fixes to make gstreamer more
> > robust.
What kind of fixes do you have in mind ?
> > - any any other basic not gstreamer coding which would be useful for
> > gstreamer.
> > all of these student in his last year of his M.s.C as programmer 2 of
> > them already write a few filter for gstreamer and has a few month of
> > knowledge about gstreamer.
> > what do you think about it?
> > thank you for your help in advance.
> > yours.
> >
>
> I've put the developer list in CC. GStreamer is quite a big and fast moving
> project and I work more on the audio side and don't want to tell anything wrong.
> Regardless your students are very welcome to apply for SoC project within
> GStremaer. We have already listed a few projects under:
> http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/wiki/SocProjects
> but these are just poposals from our side. Regarding your sugestions:
> * the multichannel grabber card and tv card sounds good
> * decoder and encoder card support sounds good too
> * regarding the rtp code, its imho quite good already, there are some real
> specific elements in plugins-ugly and -plugins-bad. Be sure to have them in use.
> * regarding the robustness, we have a unit.test framework in use. Contributions
> of further tests (e.g. for rtp) are very welcome.
>
> I recommend your students to come to the gstreamer irc channel on freenode,
> introduce themself and work on a project proposal, taking the feedback from the
> developers into account.
>
> Thanks for your offer
>
> Stefan
>
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