[gst-devel] Google Summer of Code 2010

[Alexandre Quessy]

Hello everyone,
May I suggest an other task in the the Gstreamer GSOC projects ? I'm the
lead developer of Toonloop, a free live frame by frame animation
software. I'm at about 30% of completing the port to Gstreamer. Branch
1.0 uses Python and Pygame, but the branch 2.0 is evolving towards a
Gstreamer application in C++ using OpenGL, GLSL shaders, GdkPixBuf sink,
etc. That would be awesome if a student project could help this project
to evolve.

I am a student myself, actually, so I could actually benefit from this
scholarship. It could also be someone else, in which case the project
would benefit from an other active developer.

So, in the Applications sections, we could add "Complete the port of
Toonloop to Gstreamer and C++".

Toonloop has already be used in workshops, performances and exhibitions
all around the world. (Canada, Norway, Mexico, Australia, Colombia, and
soon Taiwan) See http://www.toonloop.com and http://alexandre.quessy.net
for more infos.

Thanks for your attention! :)

a

Stefan Kost wrote:
> Christian Fredrik Kalager Schaller wrote:
>> Hi everyone,
>> We hope to enroll GStreamer also in this years Google Summer of Code. 
>> The official enrollment period hasn't started yet, but it doesn't mean 
>> we should not start preparing. So can I ask all GStreamer developers to 
>> look at:
>> http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/wiki/SocProjects
>>
>> and add any project ideas they might have and create a page for that 
>> project based on the template for the existing pages.
>>
>> Students interested in participating are also recommended to look at 
>> that page, but remember that list is just a starting point. If you have 
>> your own idea get in touch and hopefully we would be able to accommodate 
>> you.
>>
>> Google Summer of Code has historically been a great success for 
>> GStreamer with the last couple of years giving us both demuxer and muxer 
>> coverage of all the major container formats for instance.
>>
>> Christian
> I added/updated some of the projects. Before student look at them in
> larger scale, I would happy to get feedback
> * http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/wiki/TopicBasedDocumentation
> * http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/wiki/GeneratedFormatTestdata
> 
> I feel like some of the other tasks are somewhat outdated. Would be cool
> if the people who added them review those.
> 
> Stefan
> 
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