Zachary Ozer blog post on FOMS 2010

Silvia Pfeiffer blog post on adaptive HTTP streaming

Software Demos from FOMS

• Jeroen Wijering: audio descriptions with ducking
• Philip Jagenstedt: media fragment URI support in the video element in Opera; needs fragment highlighting; also question about raising events
• Zaheer Abbas Merali: flumotion streaming of chunked video using m3u8 and 1sec chunks for WebM video
• Cristian Adam: WebM working in Ie6 and IE8? with seeking; still needs byte range request support

Thomas Vander Stichele blog post on adaptive HTTP streaming in Flumotion

Participant publications on FOMS

Ben Schwartz blog post on adaptive HTTP streaming

Kaltura, Wikimedia: Video sequencer, HTML5 player

<video> developer at Opera Software

Theora, VP8, CELT, Vorbis/Tremor for Xiph and Mozilla

Product Manager, WebM Project

slides

Sanjay Bhangar\\

Open Codecs DirectShow Filters

GStreamer, Orc, Dirac/Schroedinger, Theora

GStreamer

DebConf Videoteam, Debian Multimedia Packaging team

Jan Gerber
ffmpeg2theora, Firefogg, Pad.ma, Pan.do/ra slides Jean-Baptiste Kempf
VLC, VideoLAN slides John Luther
Product Manager, WebM Project slides Michael Dale
Kaltura, Wikimedia: Video sequencer, HTML5? player slides Christopher (Monty) Montgomery
Xiph Codec Research slides

Philip Jägenstedt
<video> developer at Opera Software slides Ralph Giles
Xiph.org: Challenges slides

Raphael Troncy
Multimedia metadata, standards & interoperability, media fragments slidesSanjay Bhangar
Pad.ma ( http://pad.ma ) slides Sébastien Adgnot
Web Developer @ Dailymotion slides Silvia Pfeiffer
Media Accessibility and related time-aligned text and hyperlinking technologies slides Thomas Vander Stichele
Flumotion slides Timothy B. Terriberry
Theora, VP8?, CELT, Vorbis/Tremor for Xiph and Mozilla slides Tracey Jaquith
Internet Archive slides Zach Ozer, Jeroen Wijering, Pablo Schklowsky
JW Player, Longtail Video slides Zaheer Merali
Gstreamer and Flumotion slides

WebM hacking

Ben Schwartz
Xiph and OLPC hacking slides

Chris Blizzard
Mozilla open media activity slides

Cristian Adam
Open Codecs DirectShow? Filters slides

David Schleef
GStreamer?, Orc, Dirac/Schroedinger, Theora slides

Edward Hervey
GStreamer? slides Edward Hervey
Pitivi slides Eric Dantan Rzewnicki
DebConf? Videoteam, Debian Multimedia Packaging team slides

Greg Maxwell
CELT, libtheora slides

Summaries of Breakout Group Discussions

Andrew Schaaf
WebM hacking slides

slides

Community Goals / Summaries of Breakout Group Discussions

Can be found on their own page at CommunityGoals

Andrew Davis
Kaltura/Mediawiki Sequencer slides

• WebM Technology

• Living archives

• Web Applications

• WEbM Uptake

• adaptive HTTP Streaming
• media Fragment URIs

• media Fragment URIs

• WebSRT

Breakout groups

We'll have a variety of breakout groups, talking about different things.

Last year's list...

Breakout groups

We'll have a variety of breakout groups, talking about different things.

• liboggplay bug squishing

This page collects output from the workshop. These are our immediate results: video, presentation slides, whatever we thought was useful.

Community Goals / Summaries of Discussions

Can be found on their own page at CommunityGoals

Coding projects started at FOMS

• libvorbis API documentation
• liboggply bug squishing
• adaptive streaming hack
• URI fragment hack
• Content-Duration HTTP header + RFC
• mwEmbed release
• skeleton 3.2 patch for ffmpeg2theora
• transcoding middleware for plumi
• annodex migration to xiph servers
• bug tracker migration
• theora patches for N900
• patches for theora_ng branch
• new GUI oggplayer using liboggplay
• ffmpeg2theora bug fixes

• Douglas Bagnal [ pdf Δ ]
• Chris Pearce [ pdf Δ ]
• Jeremy Apthorp [ pdf Δ ]
• Michael Dale [ pdf Δ ]
• Andy Nicholson [ pdf Δ ]
• Silvia Pfeiffer [ pdf Δ ]

• Christian Adam [ pdf Δ ]

• Timothy Terriberry [ pdf Δ ]

• Jan Schmidt [ pdf Δ ]

• Jan Gerber [ pdf Δ ]

• Davy Van Deursen [ pdf Δ ]
• Ralph Giles [ pdf Δ ]

• Ralph Giles [ pdf ]

• Davy Van Deursen [ pdf ]

• Davy Van Deursen

Proceedings

This page collects output from the workshop. These are our immediate results: summaries, video, presentation slides, whatever we thought was useful.

Position statements

Brief statements from each participant introducing themselves, their projects, and the challenges they brought to the workshop.

Final summary

What we discussed; what we've achieved since last year; what we'd like to take home and work on over the coming year.