> Lets discuss this in this little subthread, because why not > > Had my SDR patch been applied, what would have been different ? > 1. a few kilobytes of optional source code that affects noone > because its disabled by default > 2. I would have had 3 months more time to work on FFmpeg, which i spend > arguing over SDR and subsequently spending also less time on FFmpeg > 3. Maybe Paul or Anton would still be in FFmpeg > 4. I would not have to go over the whole SDR code again and maintain it > as a plugin (which will take more time away from FFmpeg) > > So what did it achieve to block SDR in main ffmpeg git ? please tell me > > And why would a company have the same preferrance ? IMO any > good manager will want their employee to be happy and efficiently working. > Not pissing them off, so in fact i expect support in favor > of SDR by many companies. > Not because they care about SDR, but because they care about me working on > the FFmpeg code and SDR has no cost to them.
This is completely delusional. Kieran _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-devel mailing list -- ffmpeg-devel@ffmpeg.org To unsubscribe send an email to ffmpeg-devel-le...@ffmpeg.org
