I'm just curious, does anyone know why nobody was selected for this project
for GSOC? Even without the codec capabilities, it seemed like a very useful
worthwile project, so I'm just curious why it wasn't selected?
On another note, for at least the PCM audio portions, if someone would want
to
There were a lot more organizations participating this year, and as a
result we received less slots than we would have liked.
So we had to make some really hard decisions on which projects to choose
based not only on the projects but the applicants themselves. In the
end, we obviously felt
Hello,
I'm just curious, does anyone know why nobody was selected for this
project for GSOC? Even without the codec capabilities, it seemed like
a very useful worthwile project, so I'm just curious why it wasn't
selected?
Sadly, we had fewer slots than great submissions. We had to turn
This is very interesting! Especially the midi framework! It would be great if
it would connect to jack-midi as well.
Prashant Vaibhav wrote:
Dear Miguel,
Dear All,
Glad to hear codecs are not a focus for Mono.Media (at present). Somehow
most discussion in this area seems to be focused
JMF's codec support is documented here:
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/2.1.1/formats.html
MIDI is only one among the list of its supported media formats, and it
was not even supported outside Windows and Solaris.
Fine, but I do not care about that component.
Btw, it does work
Hi,
Am 07.04.2008 um 20:51 schrieb Miguel de Icaza:
As pointed out previously by someone, Sun's Java Media Framework is
not the best point to model from. It is much too complicated and
inefficient to use, and can be considered mostly dead (we had to use
it at university for a project, but Sun
Dear Miguel,
Dear All,
Glad to hear codecs are not a focus for Mono.Media (at present). Somehow
most discussion in this area seems to be focused on re-implementing
gstreamer or creating bindings for it (a/v format coding/decoding in
general). Last weekend I submitted an application for Mono.Media
Hey Miguel,
Am 07.04.2008 um 17:49 schrieb Miguel de Icaza:
I'm interested in applying for GSOC to work on Mono.Media and I was
just wondering if I could get a few more details about the project.
Has any work been completed on it? How comprehensive in terms of
codec support are you looking
Hello,
As pointed out previously by someone, Sun's Java Media Framework is
not the best point to model from. It is much too complicated and
inefficient to use, and can be considered mostly dead (we had to use
it at university for a project, but Sun hasn't offered new releases
for
Hey
I'm interested in applying for GSOC to work on Mono.Media and I was
just wondering if I could get a few more details about the project.
Has any work been completed on it? How comprehensive in terms of
codec support are you looking for?
No work has been done in this area, so part of the
Hi everyone,
I'm interested in applying for GSOC to work on Mono.Media and I was just
wondering if I could get a few more details about the project. Has any work
been completed on it? How comprehensive in terms of codec support are you
looking for?
This past summer I developed
Hi Justin,
while I'm not a Mono or Banshee developer, so I do not know details about
what's in store for Mono.Media. However, I am very interested in this
project and the potential impact it will have on projects like OpenTK and
the Tao framework.
To my mind, the codec / backend separation is
Sorry for the double post, but I didn't see my message on the listserv, so I
wanted to resend it:
Hi everyone,
I'm interested in applying for GSOC to work on Mono.Media and I was just
wondering if I could get a few more details about the project. Has any work
been completed on it? How
Hi everyone,
I'm interested in applying for GSOC to work on Mono.Media and I was just
wondering if I could get a few more details about the project. Has any work
been completed on it? How comprehensive in terms of codec support are you
looking for?
This past summer I developed
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