ffmpeg

A a satisfied drive-by user of ffmpeg over the years I was not aware of any major forks or ffmpeg derivatives.

With a finger-in-the-wind estimate of subtracting the numbers in the Libav table from the FFmpeg table, the distance between Michael and the other FFmpeg developers because even more extreme.

The ffmpeg download page seems to be open about including code from libav, but uh, additional features could be major.

Then why did so many remain with the ffmpeg project instead of going with libav?

It certainly seems like he had been leading the ffmpeg project until his resignation.

There's no question that ffmpeg set itself a very difficult problem, and largely succeeds.

And now ffmpeg is the one with no rules and zero developers?

As a VLC user, I'm sorry to hear things in the FFmpeg community got so bad.

What I don't understand is why you don't simply pick ffmpeg and be done with it?

I wouldn't put it that way, considering that the last distros still shipping libav are abandoning it in favor of ffmpeg.

I'm not saying libav is a small subsection, or making any sort of claim about the ratio of ffmpeg original work vs.

Instead said person could work 15hrs at that shit startup to live more comfortably, and spend the rest of their time working on ffmpeg or something.

Google was paying MiNi to work on FFmpeg, but I would guess that it was "just" a normal Google software engineer rate.

>We did not took the domain, the owner of the trademark is not Michael Niedermayer Your own blog post says " the trademark FFmpeg had been given by the owner of it Fabrice Bellard to the former FFmpeg leader Michael Niedermayer" Which is it?

>“The people behind Libav stole the FFmpeg infrastructure”, some of the admins even got questioned in their workplace if they really stole something.