Speech Transcript - What's cooking in GStreamer

0:00:10	why everyone it's gonna do a quick talk about this trimmer and what's been happening
0:00:14	for the last if you're tracking just remotely bases there won't be much yourself and
0:00:19	you can go team on the bus is talk but what otherwise with this
0:00:24	tell you what within up to
0:00:29	right so well we are
0:00:32	and tim along on a on the maintain a of this team and release manager
0:00:38	and that sebastian
0:00:40	if excess stuff
0:00:44	right just general and just in case you have actually run talk
0:00:49	it's a lot to make a framework we try to do everything multimedia related not
0:00:52	display lack so you know playback recording screaming if that anything multimedia relied related in
0:00:58	that what you video subtitles and whatnot and we try to do it
0:01:05	which is basically you it's not an application it's a set of libraries which you
0:01:10	can use in your own applications and don't uses
0:01:16	and it's pipeline based which means and you can you can put multiple types of
0:01:21	data processing components together it's but like lego you know you just put them together
0:01:25	and you say okay go to something and hopefully it'll works
0:01:31	plug-in it's a plug and based
0:01:34	so we have some very minimal library at only which you can use interact with
0:01:38	stuff
0:01:40	but other than that all the
0:01:43	cole functionality what the important functionality is isn't plug-ins and which means you can extend
0:01:48	that everyone can extend it you can pay people to do stuff for you
0:01:52	it's all very abstract
0:01:55	and we also wrap lot of a be honest we don't want to reinvent everything
0:02:00	but you know if there are good coding can be a nice quite happy just
0:02:03	want to plug in the wrong from
0:02:05	we don't go on products
0:02:09	and that's very low level if you only in very high level at the i
0:02:12	so you can really use whatever you like for playback you don't want to you
0:02:16	know do you own pipelines just want to use played and for example
0:02:20	for encoding we have and called then we have editing services stuff it almost works
0:02:25	we have artist piece of a you can want to market piece of and six
0:02:29	lines of code it's quite cool you can basically stream any part on you have
0:02:33	to be do come how or whatnot
0:02:36	and there i love libraries for voice charts and your checked and things like that
0:02:41	fast we see
0:02:44	and we also try to integrate with all kinds of a network the frameworks
0:02:48	so you know if you another operating systems if you're one embedded devices if you
0:02:54	try to do stuff on O S X the one does
0:02:58	you know we try to do that and if you know where kids cluster well
0:03:03	these kind of things we try to accommodate everyone and we try to make sure
0:03:07	you can use too much every situation
0:03:11	you want to
0:03:13	especially on an embedded device of course as well because you don't you want to
0:03:18	do video decoding and stuff on the
0:03:20	provided hardware decoders
0:03:24	right so what are gonna talk about
0:03:27	because show you what we've been up to the last year
0:03:32	and then what comes after that
0:03:34	so
0:03:36	it just in case you hadn't noticed what we've actually released this no one point
0:03:40	zero i want one zero this is basically that's you know big
0:03:45	thing we've been working almost two years
0:03:49	it's been a bit late
0:03:51	we finally managed to reset it's a new maybe i version we fix lots of
0:03:55	things and so
0:03:56	i'm from broke something well but mostly just pick stuff
0:04:02	check
0:04:06	alright so we've done that and we've also added support for new platforms which sort
0:04:10	of got what little bit more
0:04:13	and of course are actually literally thousands of bug fixes
0:04:17	which we've done
0:04:19	and after that's more just email more features
0:04:23	just a quick knows about this remote versioning it's quite confusing because we actually changed
0:04:28	versioning scheme
0:04:29	so in the old days the oldest remote code zero point ten before that we
0:04:34	had eight and zero six et cetera but was you want one that
0:04:37	so basically everything is not zero you can just ignore it's the old if you
0:04:42	only it's a different library version
0:04:47	one point zero so in europe you only
0:04:50	as you might be a zero eleven as well which is basically the same as
0:04:55	one point zero it's a development version a lot
0:04:58	and
0:05:00	why so basically changed to be known do you live versioning scheme we haven't done
0:05:05	that before we just basically hack for three months and then we just said why
0:05:09	called we've done so much stuff we should make a nice and then we froze
0:05:12	everything from all for one month and tried to fix all the bugs we made
0:05:15	a really something four months so and it's it didn't work so well i mean
0:05:20	it worked quite right but it wasn't great so we change that you live versions
0:05:24	you now which basically means
0:05:27	we you know at some point we just to branch off and we just to
0:05:31	bug fix releases
0:05:35	which is you know one point zero and then we one point zero one zero
0:05:38	two et cetera
0:05:40	at the same time we just continue hacking on the boss to brunch at some
0:05:43	point you know we do a big
0:05:45	you feature version which will be called one point two and after that will be
0:05:49	one point four et cetera
0:05:51	at the same time the
0:05:55	all the even version the stable release version and we what version the development release
0:06:02	like and i one and then the old back was compatible with one so
0:06:08	and i was so far i think works quite well
0:06:20	but so what was there was reasons at "'em"
0:06:24	and we've had lots of
0:06:26	but are fixed lisa since then nine actually because of the latest one is on
0:06:31	the service but we have announce it
0:06:33	later hopefully
0:06:34	and although the overall experience was quite good actually it goes i hadn't expected that
0:06:39	i thought we would release one point zero and then it will be or right
0:06:42	that's lots of stuff so to figure out that it wasn't so i actually
0:06:47	at the crackle and i think one of the reasons for that was that what
0:06:51	can only three point six they basically adopted it on quite short notice there was
0:06:55	a you know there was a question last year basically what should you really someone
0:07:00	runs you want basically now quickly before long three point six
0:07:04	so numbers and stuck with the old you smell version because we don't we don't
0:07:08	have the manpower to care about that but you can trust with your ten problems
0:07:11	we probably same like that's all very interesting but
0:07:15	i don't have time for that sorry
0:07:17	so it wouldn't have been great for going to stick with the old version so
0:07:21	i mean i'm but they don't you guys your great you basically will that okay
0:07:26	let's that's just you know
0:07:28	take the take the jump and go for you version and everyone
0:07:33	scramble and portal applications and you know five bucks and fix bugs so it really
0:07:38	works have a system very much think so that
0:07:41	and that really give us confidence as well that's all if you only sound works
0:07:45	well
0:07:47	and i think most of the applications are important i mean most of the important
0:07:50	ones
0:07:52	you can book something
0:07:55	well so what does one point zero actually we change the A P on it
0:08:00	what looked at T not as you do maybe things we generalise send content would
0:08:06	be mostly just simplifies it over one we've been hyping the whole thing for two
0:08:11	years you know and then of course we made it sound as well
0:08:15	it's revolutionary everything is gonna change you're gonna fix everything is gonna be so cool
0:08:19	all the stuff you always want working it's gonna work and then now we got
0:08:24	one point zero we're kind of having tell you well you know the changes and
0:08:27	so big actually and it's a very cool will but overall it's you know it's
0:08:31	an evolution not a revolution that's we usually say
0:08:36	which means that the if you live mostly i mean you will
0:08:40	you will still recognise everything if you're an application developer the changes will be quite
0:08:46	minimal a but mostly what they did was in zero ten i mean our the
0:08:50	i we try to do very extensible
0:08:53	so you can you can do loads of little cost and additions and packs and
0:08:58	weeks to work or problems and many people have done that but at some point
0:09:02	you just hit the end of the road and if you if you what can
0:09:04	embedded devices what performance is really important i mean you know one your just so
0:09:11	what that top if you do a couple of X M copies you probably gonna
0:09:14	notice it too much
0:09:17	and then that a device that's the difference between stuff working not working at all
0:09:23	so at some point there was to stuff like you couldn't work around anymore you
0:09:26	can fix anymore and we have to break if you try to fix that
0:09:30	and of course we we've learned quite a few lessons and last five or six
0:09:34	years
0:09:34	i mean better that
0:09:36	so please E then you have your i should be stable usable for quite some
0:09:40	time
0:09:42	what does it means that you apart from that what the thing is also the
0:09:46	old your ten if you know i
0:09:49	we are quite creative and making use of every of your feature of the do
0:09:54	you object type system
0:09:57	which poses a bit of a problem for bindings well especially fourty object introspection because
0:10:02	the optic inspection basically uses all the stuff that's common and everyone else uses it
0:10:07	doesn't use of crazy stuff that you've never heard of
0:10:10	how much problem we use that because it means you know that stuff doesn't work
0:10:15	you want one zero if you know it's much more bindings friendly or much more
0:10:20	you object
0:10:21	introspection friendly which means you can now actually use G T K three fifty applications
0:10:27	because it be zero ten A P are you can use with your pick inspection
0:10:32	and
0:10:33	which means you can you
0:10:35	i but in overall all the basic concepts a state the same so it's you
0:10:39	know pipeline stage boss messages
0:10:43	i don't know if any of you remember the transition from zero eight to zero
0:10:46	ten
0:10:47	but it was much different was basically you have to rethink the way structure E
0:10:52	application
0:10:54	and do stuff that's not the case now
0:10:59	it's also be said in general be the complexity hasn't increased there is no
0:11:07	a everything we did a sort of fairly well understood so that's the risk
0:11:12	generalist much
0:11:14	that whole stuff and feature wise we can do now
0:11:19	for a
0:11:20	a look up for you with all the little details but so one of the
0:11:24	things as we have much more efficient flexible memory handling now we can express different
0:11:29	types of memory much better
0:11:31	before and this you might you just possible point on the size and then you
0:11:35	know every everyone can just hope at the stuff and that works so well so
0:11:39	now so it's much more formally you know tell us when you want to do
0:11:43	stuff memory
0:11:46	and sebastian got for paula more
0:11:48	and the other big weakness we had was dynamic stuff so if you have a
0:11:53	pipeline you want to change something in the like
0:11:57	cheese you have cheese and you look at yourself like i'm running suddenly you would
0:12:01	you want to play around with the facts anyway
0:12:03	just pick a different fact
0:12:05	change that the probably works most of the time
0:12:10	but it's it didn't work for five or if you know if you if you
0:12:13	want to do more complex than anything
0:12:15	you very quickly one conceptual problems
0:12:20	because it depends basically very much on the exact plug-ins you have in the pipeline
0:12:25	if they will change themselves that up to the new kind of
0:12:30	setting off
0:12:32	and if it doesn't work that's nothing so we we've done with read on all
0:12:36	of that and it should hopefully work much better that's a bit of work to
0:12:39	be done but conceptually i think so
0:12:43	we quite who was
0:12:47	well it and we have support for our train matter based on prophecy can do
0:12:51	all kinds of and fancy things like it just takes detection you know you can
0:12:55	slack it as a region of interest the weather faces
0:12:58	would you still things
0:13:04	you know about
0:13:09	no
0:13:11	so what i'm going to talk about is what exactly happened in the last year
0:13:17	all the details
0:13:20	which might be the point some people but overall which are so what we have
0:13:25	this what we have done in the last year so we provide binary them really
0:13:30	is a support use my oldest a really uses
0:13:33	for windows all sex and right and i was
0:13:36	the course work on linux it's trivial which is to myself but on all these
0:13:41	that on so i developers
0:13:43	really just want to download binaries from the internet and then write applications
0:13:49	by doing this we are got lots of new developers using use team are on
0:13:56	what kind that phones doing crazy stuff
0:13:59	and
0:14:01	what we have here is and on what medical system that's creating that some specific
0:14:06	binary so for windows you get times i installers for sex you get a framework
0:14:11	that ultimately integrates into X code
0:14:14	and basically the these develop a skin just used "'em" of the way they develop
0:14:20	so that one other one
0:14:23	on that platform
0:14:26	currently we just a chip used remind all the plug ins and fancies
0:14:31	but what could be done in the future like we could include you today for
0:14:35	you or not
0:14:36	or
0:14:37	what you could do if you want to target see windows users you could so
0:14:42	i just use all that system and generate you take a binding did you take
0:14:46	a binary is from this
0:14:48	it's very flexible and easy to just that you stuff
0:14:57	i'm not a big thing that team already mentioned is that we started development one
0:15:03	use my want them to
0:15:05	that we need at all the one point there were really use and our current
0:15:10	plan is to we use it in august september right just in time for known
0:15:15	people
0:15:17	most of the stuff we did there about a new features which are not included
0:15:22	in the it's really is as we did in the meantime but also big a
0:15:27	bug fixes that's well required
0:15:30	larger changes the course regressions
0:15:32	so we wanted to test them cost with
0:15:36	get some more experience with it
0:15:38	and well right now we are almost ready for release
0:15:42	and
0:15:43	for you that means we start testing
0:15:45	and report any box you notice
0:15:48	and i think if you are using idea to build you already get the very
0:15:52	latest or
0:16:07	so what we also did is we are that's some new features to make it
0:16:12	easier to integrating all kinds of different hardware
0:16:16	for example we i have the infrastructure to share different artwork context inside i can
0:16:22	between elements so for example it's possible to share display connection or see
0:16:32	G L context also more things in the pipeline and then elements can just we
0:16:38	use this
0:16:40	then we had a lot of
0:16:42	and implementations and some infrastructure for hot the specific memories for example that something and
0:16:49	video images or in a box
0:16:54	well then of all the edits we improve the support for arbitrary memory so feel
0:17:00	for example
0:17:02	the support for non writable memory loss improve the lot
0:17:06	stuff that just doesn't crash anymore if you have such memory
0:17:11	and we also did lots
0:17:13	clean up and fixes and all these hopper related
0:17:17	so
0:17:19	what exactly does this mean for you
0:17:24	say you have
0:17:26	very a quite recent computer you most probably have some a jeep you in there
0:17:32	that could do decoding or something next
0:17:36	for example be a at all
0:17:42	why with all the things we implemented it's completely transparent for the application to use
0:17:48	these
0:17:49	make us to use the hot would expect sample
0:17:54	so what is possible right now is say you start but it go to you
0:17:59	to and what should be your that it doesn't know anything about your hardware but
0:18:04	it automatically uses the codex provided by your house
0:18:09	then we add it's a support for
0:18:13	more features of embedded systems for example well what i mentioned before that you image
0:18:19	support
0:18:20	and well what we could do now is say you on an on an embedded
0:18:25	system using i'll see the some icsi most chip you can use not recordings on
0:18:31	their record everything directly to the gpu upside chef does by and you know to
0:18:37	it and then ran not on the screen and all this happens completely transparently
0:18:42	and for example the decoder doesn't know that there's some G L stuff that nato
0:18:47	the D L stuff doesn't know that
0:18:49	data comes from some how to decode it just happens and works
0:18:55	out of the box
0:19:01	not a interesting feature we added is the rest for by support
0:19:07	so what's is companies possible is the user job had products they are
0:19:13	which is a and to the open X A P on and we also did
0:19:18	a really small but you still next which of provides you some of plug ins
0:19:23	to actually use
0:19:24	how about that this
0:19:26	that can be
0:19:27	you smile the next
0:19:30	about examples well this would you for example the and you get a growl or
0:19:35	what kind of welcome chipset switch can also be used by logistical next
0:19:41	so on the rust great by what we can do right now is we can
0:19:45	know what's inside
0:19:49	it's alright so we can id codes the video by all the
0:19:55	how to protect we can just what on the screen by a and you yes
0:20:00	and so idea and everything is that happening inside the jeep you on this very
0:20:05	small
0:20:06	thirty five dollar mean computer
0:20:09	you can use it's to well
0:20:12	show H T V use people are using it's to build display boards of with
0:20:17	multiple screens some people you can of it's like screaming samples with this than his
0:20:23	apartment and well
0:20:26	it's almost three but also it is it so still not very open
0:20:32	that one best a lot proprietary it you don't have that much access to the
0:20:38	real powerful
0:20:40	and i'd you view on this device
0:20:43	that's well
0:20:44	it's almost free
0:20:49	then what was a happening or not integration site and the last month system that
0:20:55	used it at i was finally we used for one point zero and well as
0:21:00	i mentioned people are can be transparently used by applications
0:21:04	for example it could also be
0:21:06	use now important
0:21:09	and then we added eczema support my a beautifully next to so
0:21:14	what seems to happen right now so that's the video for linux api that's going
0:21:19	to you just and that's units api to access hard good
0:21:24	which is
0:21:26	for the video side it's quite can be need to use my opinion better than
0:21:31	or the other alternatives
0:21:33	but it's also useful audio which is the scale of it's a or quote because
0:21:37	well it's and it you do a pi
0:21:40	about after that the supporting this right now is for example there's something started for
0:21:48	free scale chips
0:21:51	and of us also working on
0:21:54	so in general well the happens industries quite slow
0:21:59	so for many different a chipset so they are not like and for just one
0:22:04	there we get but it's happening slowly over time
0:22:12	than something that's haven't quite recently is you stick seconds G O
0:22:16	which well this of the names that's provides a set of do some up that
0:22:20	can serve it can use the L for the embedded to go out and you
0:22:24	have yes
0:22:26	and well right now we have about four five different likens for different platforms so
0:22:32	that provide different you know features
0:22:35	so all the plan is to just get rid of all of them and replace
0:22:39	them by used that can scale for the next debris use
0:22:43	and well what does it do
0:22:45	it and also use at all deal filters or a
0:22:50	rendering to a screen via G L transparently inside that you sum up a plan
0:22:55	so you could just
0:22:56	because you apply some fancy effects D L changes on it and
0:23:01	displayed on the screen
0:23:04	or you could also download the data from the gpu and ago did sent will
0:23:08	send it what the network and well
0:23:12	all the G L knowledge is complete you local and other parts that you some
0:23:17	have and just don't know about
0:23:19	it's also quite smart read that which
0:23:24	it's a bit difficult with the L because you know it's a single right
0:23:30	but so we can draw a which was around this
0:23:34	in different ways and well working quite good now
0:23:37	and unfortunately there's no integration problem right now which is the you know library used
0:23:43	by
0:23:44	clatter
0:23:45	and i don't think you know this is going to happen anytime soon because
0:23:50	think although the design is to just hide all the G L at the i
0:23:55	you have no way to all any
0:23:58	G L functions from there and we which need to be able to do that
0:24:02	too
0:24:03	she integrate called event use seconds you have someone
0:24:07	and well it's already runs on a all patents about the but you smell so
0:24:11	for example and you know that's obviously it runs on windows was X androids runs
0:24:17	almost rusted pipe
0:24:23	some other changes that happened you i don't watched the lose support into a lot
0:24:31	like in sets loses an eye framework to
0:24:37	to use bluetooth devices and for example it's not possible with the plug-ins we much
0:24:42	does that you can well send music so you are
0:24:47	who speaker i on the other side of the room or stuff like
0:24:52	also added support for all kinds of use streaming protocols like a dash schools meaning
0:24:57	or interest which a know this used by many different screening a big and the
0:25:03	months of those as
0:25:04	and for example
0:25:07	if you want to of it some kind of set top box device for your
0:25:11	living room this
0:25:13	it's really useful if you want to integrate say with
0:25:18	so this is like net flicks make
0:25:21	also what is what happened it is that them picked us and D V D
0:25:25	support was we recently improved a lot
0:25:30	in the past of this was
0:25:32	well the contain the format it's worked
0:25:35	what's
0:25:37	like a stuff like seeking wasn't working properly are now but it's just stopped after
0:25:43	some time but thanks to echoed sitting there it's now rocks table
0:25:49	you can actually watch
0:25:51	it's not rocks they
0:25:53	okay
0:25:55	and you can i just use your computer now S a D V D
0:26:00	receiver for example or receive and the guess screens over the internet or
0:26:08	then we also added initial support board a lot and if you nine
0:26:12	a lot is well the next generation kodak done by us that foundation
0:26:18	and well nobody knows when it's going to be used of it's more like a
0:26:23	research project right now but what we have support for now i
0:26:26	and maybe mind as well the success sell it which is video codec used in
0:26:32	what and the
0:26:34	we kodak and what
0:26:37	going to be released sometime this year so far as i know and
0:26:41	it's working quite well already and
0:26:43	we support
0:26:44	then i mean you changes happened on the at the end of these you cite
0:26:48	both clients example side so as you mentioned it small was able to write an
0:26:53	obvious use of a in six lines of code
0:26:56	press that in my opinion
0:26:59	we also added waylon support so
0:27:01	once more people are switching to wait and you can just use just them out
0:27:05	already
0:27:06	we can already rented to men so this is
0:27:09	and well
0:27:12	for P T V for mediated to a lot of changes happened engine on and
0:27:17	she's the editing services
0:27:19	but i want to mention them right now because that's a talk tomorrow by jeff
0:27:24	which will come up all this
0:27:28	and last but not least we
0:27:30	web okay working on a
0:27:33	well
0:27:34	how many both that almost two thousand bucks we fixed the in the last year
0:27:41	and
0:27:44	what we didn't do it so that we just close to all those they were
0:27:46	ten bucks we checked it but it's a still that trying to of the you
0:27:50	will one point zero
0:27:52	and get them open in that case but
0:27:56	maybe we did some states at about so it would be good if you put
0:28:00	just check you argue some a box and
0:28:02	see of stuff still
0:28:04	isn't working well it's working now
0:28:07	and well in general we did not clean up and polishing output basis now you
0:28:12	know than ever
0:28:23	right plan for one point to what most of it anyway one point two
0:28:31	what going to come out
0:28:34	well and the for because
0:28:37	so
0:28:38	definitely before next column
0:28:41	we've been well i mean the new release on the didn't really work out how
0:28:46	we plan to be kind of the beginning thought okay we got we gonna do
0:28:49	one point zero in september and then like a new you know every three months
0:28:52	and you a major version features it didn't work out like that so one point
0:28:57	two now almost see it's definitely longer than we expected
0:29:05	and i that wasn't really how we plan and we hoping to release one point
0:29:10	four much sooner than that one option of but we thought of maybe we try
0:29:15	to releases but six months seems a
0:29:19	so but i would have they trying to limit the scope of new features for
0:29:23	the next version so we managed fast i thought some it's all very exciting because
0:29:28	basically we spend two years just you know like shading over what the A B
0:29:33	R looks like because you try to all that new you stuff and then you
0:29:37	kind of commit to that at all i know you know once we decide that
0:29:41	it's gonna it has to support everything we want to do and scott stable so
0:29:45	but no now we can actually suddenly work on features again so stuff is actually
0:29:50	happening that's quite cool
0:29:56	sorry so i mean for the next cycle basically what we're trying to do we
0:30:00	try to tie up on the few more the features we just mention so all
0:30:03	the all that video stuff i mean the stuff
0:30:05	i don't know if anyone actually noticed but all that stuff like
0:30:10	the a quick so there's you video decoding on the desktop i mean we that
0:30:13	sure really worked five years ago it probably you know
0:30:16	it to some extent if you can you want to do but that also just
0:30:20	work out of the box it's ridiculous that modern graphics cos only laptop basically do
0:30:24	which is what decoding and just ridiculous that doesn't work a box here but the
0:30:29	reasons for that but you know it all it all comes together and that's that
0:30:33	moment we just
0:30:35	you just say that all the different puzzle pieces are moving tool somewhat places and
0:30:40	you know if one point two isn't the one with will come together one point
0:30:44	four will hopefully be that one so
0:30:46	yes and another thing we with what we really should do a documentation tutorials and
0:30:52	not very good
0:30:53	and that's extensive documentation their design the design documentation very low level then we have
0:30:59	very high level also manuals
0:31:03	the problems we don't have any metal
0:31:05	kind of documentation and some people just say like how do i do that and
0:31:09	we don't really have anything johnson that that's definitely something we need to improve on
0:31:15	so wet there's lots of cool stuff happening with my kids et cetera and think
0:31:19	firefox people also integrating customer stuff and all the action that five stuff actually requires
0:31:24	us to add new features to play them you that then the features we don't
0:31:30	support you have like you can select multiple audio streams at the same time you
0:31:34	can script media sources script you know injected and pipeline all kinds of stuff buffering
0:31:41	control subtitles we need to add support for that is being worked on
0:31:46	it's pretty video
0:31:49	we now have well the infrastructure in place we just sort of need to budget
0:31:53	over the signalling how exact how exactly are we going to do it and those
0:31:56	it known for a group of some of code project awhile back and sometimes the
0:32:01	plug-ins but you can actually integrated because
0:32:05	that would take
0:32:06	but we can actually now tool that so hopefully we gonna figure all that each
0:32:11	and also on and
0:32:14	and we can have to be video
0:32:17	what you call explored touched upon that it's a six five very soon hopefully as
0:32:22	soon as we get a handle for stuff for hardware decoders without support for that
0:32:27	B P nines already there
0:32:31	an internal we try you know to enable your heart that just make it work
0:32:39	blue right great is
0:32:42	but it's an interesting issue well from the whole copy protection stuff aside the menu
0:32:49	stuff is really pretty hard because you need to it virtual machine to run the
0:32:53	code of the disk and
0:32:55	and then you need to composite lots of it H T stream second you i
0:32:59	mean you know you can't really do that unless you've got very specialised hardware so
0:33:04	that that's not going to happen anytime soon i think
0:33:08	but to the video on guys actually book library which work you know you can
0:33:13	you can it's like D V D we basically you can watch titles from the
0:33:16	do right this and that's something we should definitely be able to enable very soon
0:33:23	so i'm going to look into that
0:33:27	all right and i think we might have time for questions if you have any
0:33:31	anyone have any questions
0:33:34	and nobody complains anything
0:33:37	making stuff
0:33:43	no questions all right
0:33:45	well i think so much
0:33:47	and that's just you know conference and were in october and it schools that with
0:33:53	the and batted links con and the linux on and the automotive some something so
0:33:59	lots of cool conferences going on one week
0:34:03	so you just that's fine up and i hope to see them think so much

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Sebastian Droge, Tim-Philipp Muller