Jean-Baptiste Kempf

This is a double talk about "What's in the new release of FFmpeg 6.0", and a "demonstration of VLC running inside Webbrowsers using Wasm".

As FFmpeg 6.0 is approaching, what's new in it, what are the major and minor changes, and why you should care about the future work on FFmpeg.

After that, a demonstration of VLC and its dependencies compiled to the web-browser using wasm, and using Webcodecs to decode the video.

dav1d is an open source decoder for the AV1 format, focused on being fast and lean.

It was started a bit more than one year ago. This is a talk to see where this project is now, how fast we achieved for decoding AV1 samples and what is left to do on this project.

A presentation about the next version of VLC, called 4.0.

This is a continuation of the talk from last year, to explain exactly what was indeed implemented in the VLC core codebase.

A presentation about the next version of VLC, called 4.0, codename Otto Chriek.

This is a continuation of the talk from last year, to explain exactly what was indeed implemented in the VLC core codebase.

It notably speak about the results of the VLC 3.0 release, and speak about the following changes for 4.0: - the media library, - the core clock changes, - the new playlist, - the VR support, - and the new interface for Linux and Windows, using Qt5/qml.

This talk will present some updates on the VideoLAN community and on VLC.

We will notably discuss about VLC 4.0 (the next release); VideoLAN infrastructure, including security; and other projects like VLC.js or VLC-VR.

We will also speak about the status of other VideoLAN software, like libbluray, libdvdcss or x264; and other part of our community.

La prochaine version majeure de VLC sera la 3.0 et devrait sortir d’ici le Capitole du Libre 2017. Cette nouvelle version apportera le support de nouveaux formats, de nombreuses nouvelles fonctionnalités et une grande amélioration des performances, sur toutes les plateformes. VLC 3.0 sera la première version commune à tous les systèmes d’exploitation, de bureau et pour mobile. L’exposé présentera rapidemment l’histoire de VLC et se focalisera sur les nouveautés de la version 3.0 ainsi que celles prévus dans les versions futures.

A short presentation and update about VLC, libVLC and the VideoLAN community.

A short presentation and update about VLC, libVLC and the VideoLAN community.

This presentation will cover the new features in VLC 2.2.0 and 3.0.0 that we introduced.

It will cover also the updates in libVLC APIs for developers

This presentation will cover the new features in VLC 2.2.0 and 3.0.0 that we introduced.

It will cover also the updates in libVLC APIs for developers.

This talk is an overview of the current compatibility of the various app stores with the major copyleft licenses.

I will then speak about the technical limitations of what those platforms impose on application licenses. I will also cover license strategies to have cross-platform FLOSS applications distributed on those app stores.

This talk is an overview of the current compatibility of the various app stores (Apple App Store, Google Play Store, Windows Store, BB, etc...) with the major copyleft licenses.

I will then speak about the technical limitations of what those platforms impose on application licenses, notably on Android, where a large part of the userland is licensed under Apache 2.

I will also cover license strategies to have cross-platform FLOSS applications distributed on those app stores, if one would like to do it.

Most of the information gathered here are based on the work we did on VLC to get it running on numerous mobile platforms.

This talk will speak about the work we've done in order to relicense an important part of the VLC framework from GPLv2+ to LGPLv2.1+ It will detail the reasons behind that change, the history of this change, and the important work and tasks accomplished to contact all developers in a no-copyright-assignment project in order to relicense to a more permissive license. It will also speak of the usual legal issues we have with VLC, notably on software patents and DRM breakage.