This FFmeeting was hosted at the FOSDEM in Brussels, Belgium at 13 UTC.
Its audio was streamed to somewhere
and a script posted on irc://irc.freenode.net/ffmpeg-meeting on 2020-02-01.
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[14:10:59] <j-b> hello [14:11:01] <j-b> https://hangouts.google.com/call/jYaO0pADYZELBBfsntHgAEEI [14:11:13] <thardin> hullo [14:11:40] <J_Darnley> I can't invite, need op [14:13:07] <thardin> ugh google wants me phone# [14:13:12] <thardin> my [14:14:23] <Lynne> just use talky.io [14:14:47] <JEEB> I hope I'm showing up as muted since this UI isn't making me sure if I am or not (I should be) [14:15:03] <j-b> Do you people hear us? [14:15:20] <JEEB> no audio so far [14:15:34] <jamrial> no [14:15:35] <StevenLiu> No [14:15:51] <wbs> I'm just following irc, not the hangout unfortunately [14:16:10] <JEEB> ok, james's video feed picked up [14:16:24] <j-b> JEEB: with sound ? [14:16:42] <J_Darnley> neat [14:16:56] <JEEB> no sound still but I can just attempt to re-join [14:17:19] <JEEB> nope [14:17:27] <JEEB> ok, audio [14:17:28] <StevenLiu> yes [14:17:31] <jamrial> yeah [14:17:32] <StevenLiu> have audio [14:20:13] <thardin> I'm in. idling with mic off [14:26:55] <thardin> usually what you do is have a nomination committee that asks people in advance and then present the nominees [14:27:53] <cehoyos> Can everybody hear? [14:28:14] <thardin> I can hear [14:28:20] <JEEB> voting 1: 3d, vote 2: a week, so seems like the conn is working here :) [14:28:21] <StevenLiu> I can too [14:28:23] <cehoyos> Atm we don’t copy into irc what is said [14:29:08] <JEEB> (v1 was IIRC people nominated who might not otherwise show up on voting list, v2 was committees, right?) [14:29:15] <Illya> git log --since="last 36 months" --author="name" --oneline | wc -l [14:29:16] <Illya> yes [14:29:18] <cehoyos> Jeeb: Please write short summaries about what you hear [14:29:24] <BBB> the hangout in the topic is empty btw [14:29:31] <cehoyos> (mobile phone here) [14:29:36] <JEEB> BBB: https://hangouts.google.com/call/jYaO0pADYZELBBfsntHgAEEI [14:30:16] <JEEB> cehoyos: will attempt. [14:30:22] <StevenLiu> git log --no-merges --since=2020-01-25T00:00:00Z --until 2020-02-01T00:00:00Z --pretty=fuller | grep '^Author:' | sed 's/<.*//' |sort | uniq -c | sort -nr [14:31:03] <cehoyos> Ty [14:31:06] <JEEB> j-b noting - CoC more like a values list as opposed to specific rules. there will be a suggestion which would then be voted on [14:33:08] <JEEB> Lynne noting - various audio decoders do checks already done avcodec common utils [14:33:17] <JEEB> (if I acught that right) [14:33:41] <michaelni> i have some difficulty understanding lynne with my headphones [14:35:24] <Lynne> michaelni: the sample rate and other checks in audio decoders that are now checked internally by the API so they should be removed [14:35:39] <Lynne> you added them, I pinged you on IRC and you didn't remove them [14:36:07] <michaelni> Lynne, i dont remember abouzt the ping but yes if there are redundant checks i should remove them [14:36:15] <michaelni> ping me again until i react! [14:36:42] <JEEB> for new joiners: since the topic is out of date if you want to join muted the URL is https://hangouts.google.com/call/jYaO0pADYZELBBfsntHgAEEI [14:36:59] <jamrial> patches would not be "lost" if we move to gitlab, for example [14:37:32] <JEEB> gitlab move: I guess main part being discussed atm being merge requests [14:37:44] <thardin> if patches are handled by say gitlab, is it possible to subscribe via rss/atom? [14:38:01] <JEEB> I think yes, you can cehck with videolan's gitlab instance [14:38:45] <JEEB> couldn't find RSS/atom right away, but they have JSON https://code.videolan.org/videolan/x264/merge_requests.json [14:38:50] <thardin> ugh [14:38:56] <JEEB> (just giving x264 as an example) [14:39:02] <thardin> I keep track of mxf issues over rss [14:39:11] <thardin> which is really handy [14:39:21] <haasn> thardin: there are atom feeds for project activity, not sure if there's one *specific* to MRs [14:39:27] <JEEB> ah [14:39:33] <thardin> haasn: that might be enough [14:39:46] <thardin> rss readers typically haev filters [14:39:57] <michaelni> i dont see the problem with the existing infrastructure, so i dont see why we should move to gitlab [14:40:05] <haasn> e.g. https://code.videolan.org/videolan/dav1d.atom [14:40:47] <thardin> I run a gitlab instance at uni, and one thing I've found with gitlab is that it's.. a big thing. like it sometimes breaks for seemingly random reasons [14:42:16] <JEEB> yes, it's a very large ruby on rails thing, which is why I would hopefully share the system with another project, like videolan [14:42:31] <thardin> that sounds like a good idea [14:43:01] <thardin> I upgraded our instance when the last ubuntu lts came out, which was a bit of a chore but now I don't have to care about it for a long time [14:43:01] <haasn> (one consideration that shouldn't be ignored IMHO is that MRs also have a lower barrier for entry for outside contributions, since adopting a ML workflow for people not familiar with the project is a nonzero amount of hassle) [14:43:45] <michaelni> Lynne, when you have time please send me a mail or something about the checks with fuzzing that you know are redundant and that i should remove [14:44:31] <thardin> one annoying thing with gitlab is that it requires js just to read tickets [14:45:43] <JEEB> carl noting that amd and nvidia people nowadays tend to try and be more thoughtful of current FFmpeg design, while Intel seems to attempt to push more driver-specificness there? (if I got it right?) [14:45:53] <JEEB> (mostly wrt pix_fmts?) [14:47:32] <JEEB> j-b suggestion: there will be a call to see their reasonings [14:48:33] <thardin> https://live.fosdem.org/watch/h3242 might also work for people who want to listen [14:49:25] *** Parts: wm4 (~wm4@p200300E7FF1FD095E15E376A87A246FC.dip0.t-ipconnect.de) ("Leaving") [14:49:30] <JEEB> (so I guess this is something post-P010?) [14:49:54] <michaelni> "https://live.fosdem.org/watch/h3242" says "Whoops, looks like something went wrong." for me [14:51:32] <thardin> yeah, for me too [14:51:45] <thardin> in the future we should try to use some free protocol, say xmpp [14:51:59] <JEEB> j-b noting: nvidia was not aware of issues with their headers, there will be discussions wrt that [14:52:01] <thardin> or H.323 :] [14:52:19] <cehoyos> We are not aware either... [14:53:30] <JEEB> j-b noting: should git commit access list have clean-ups? [14:55:00] <thardin> if we switch to something like gitlab then we could have gitlab-ci automagically run FATE and merge patchsets in once they've been approved [14:55:13] <JEEB> at least the FATE part, yes [14:55:43] <JEEB> (probably not all archs/OSs, but at least on some level) [14:56:08] <thardin> and most importantly, refuse to merge if things break on some (important) platform [14:57:30] <thardin> yeah no, cmake is terribl [14:59:21] <JEEB> Lynne noting that gstreamer had a meson version of our build system, which was gaining interest while the bash-based thing was slow. then the configure script got sped up and interest vained [14:59:43] <JEEB> kierank noting the lavf I/O and demuxing parts being interchanged [14:59:46] <JEEB> *entangled [14:59:52] <JEEB> thank you, that is a better word :) [15:00:59] <JEEB> j-b noting that due to the playlist/manifest based HTTP formats, it has become less clear cut as before [15:01:55] <JEEB> next meeting around in 1.5 months? [15:02:04] <jamrial> sounds good [15:02:16] <StevenLiu> lgtm [15:03:20] <thardin> sure [15:03:35] <JEEB> alright, room being cleared up [15:03:47] <thardin> what's that whistling? [15:03:57] <JEEB> probably the door, I remember them being funky or so [15:04:01] <JEEB> (of the room) [15:04:04] <BBB> is the a summary of the first 20 minutes or was anything important decided? will there be a summary sent to the list? [15:04:36] <StevenLiu> JEEB: "that due to the playlist/manifest based HTTP formats" which part? demuxer and muxwer? [15:04:40] <StevenLiu> muxer? [15:04:48] <JEEB> StevenLiu: that was demuxer side which j-b mentioned [15:05:13] <StevenLiu> Thanks JEEB and j-b [15:05:44] <JEEB> BBB: I would expect there to be a minutes posted. the two voting thing were: 1. nominating people who possibly wouldn't get picked up by the commit count rule (three-day vote) 2. committee vote that is free, but if you get nominated you can say no [15:05:50] <JEEB> (1w vote) [15:07:48] <cehoyos> Was there an answer? [15:08:13] <StevenLiu> for which question? [15:08:25] <durandal_1707> is meeting already over ? :( [15:08:40] <cehoyos> If other people were on the summary of last irc meeting [15:08:55] <JEEB> other people? [15:08:57] <cehoyos> no, apparently the room is only needed in one hour [15:09:21] <cehoyos> there was no question from me? [15:09:50] <JEEB> your last message was > 15:52 < cehoyos> We are not aware either... (wrt nvidia headers) [15:09:53] <JEEB> then a disconnect [15:10:15] <cehoyos> I asked if - spart from A Strasser, Moritz and Lou (I dont know how many commits they have) should be listed to be voters [15:10:29] <JEEB> ah yes, that was the first one. which was the first, 3d vote? [15:10:36] <cehoyos> It seems I didn’t send the question, sorry [15:12:04] <BBB> JEEB: tnx [15:12:26] <StevenLiu> ffmpeg-devel-irc's archive program maybe have some problem [15:12:39] <StevenLiu> http://mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel-irc/2020-January/006244.html [15:13:01] <cehoyos> We now (today) have three names on the list to be voters even if they don’t have the necessary commits [15:13:02] <StevenLiu> only "[00:00:00 CET] --- Thu Jan 30 2020 " there [15:13:07] <cehoyos> Yes [15:14:29] <durandal_1707> can we move to more crucial issues, irrelevant voters stuff is on the list each and every meeting [15:16:18] <StevenLiu> isn't that end? [15:16:34] <cehoyos> Kind of, yes [15:16:49] <StevenLiu> ok :) [15:16:52] <JEEB> durandal_1707: there were other discussions as well, you just joined later and thus you just saw someone noting something regarding to one of the first parts of the discussion [15:17:27] <cehoyos> So my question was: Is there anybody who see last time’s summary and can check if anybody else was mentioned back then? [15:18:05] <JEEB> right [15:19:37] <JEEB> last time was a bit special since it was a boot-up [15:20:03] <cehoyos> I thought Ronald send a summary [15:20:12] <JEEB> yea, I just don't notice a list of special nominees [15:20:18] <michaelni> StevenLiu, about the IRC log, forwarded your coment to burek [15:20:19] <JEEB> in > FFmpeg developer meeting 2019/12/9 notes [15:20:36] <J_Darnley> We're done. [15:20:40] <JEEB> also thanks for everyone wrt the meeting [15:20:49] <J_Darnley> I hope you enjoyed the show (if you watched). [15:20:58] <JEEB> also was nice listening in on the Y210 discussion [15:20:58] <J_Darnley> I'll have to read this log later [15:21:12] <durandal_1707> was show recorded in any way? [15:21:18] <J_Darnley> Not on my end. [15:21:25] * michaelni had quite some difficulty understanding people through the microphone used today [15:21:34] <JEEB> anyways, wrt pixel formats, while it is C++ I have recently more and more moved towards zimg [15:21:49] <durandal_1707> ban him ^ [15:22:05] <JEEB> just noted since someone (j-b?) called for a new pixel format conversion thing on CPUs [15:22:10] <J_Darnley> Sorry, my shitty internal one [15:22:47] <J_Darnley> Perhaps I needed to leave it louder. [15:22:58] <michaelni> no need to be sorry, it was better than nothing :) [15:22:59] <durandal_1707> called, but with no money provided, they expect people work for free or for miserable paycheck [15:23:10] <michaelni> dont think louder would have helped [15:23:32] <michaelni> also seemed the connection at least the one i had was going up and down to rather low bitrates [15:24:06] <J_Darnley> kierank for one complains that the wifi here is shit. [15:24:19] <JEEB> yea, that probably caused the drops at some points which were short thankfully [15:25:08] <durandal_1707> ffmpeg meeting - with bad infrastructure [15:25:48] <J_Darnley> I should build my own using a €2000 camera [15:26:06] <J_Darnley> How do I get Hangouts to ingest it though. [15:29:43] <cehoyos> Good bye everybody! [15:34:04] <durandal_1707> so what was discussed if at all? what where conclusions? if any. [15:38:35] *** Parts: Lynne (~lynne@pars.ee) () [16:00:43] <kierank> durandal_1707: will be send by email iirc [16:12:02] <kierank> j-b took photo
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