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  • Piwik awarded Gold Prize at Open Source Software World Challenge

    22 décembre 2014, par Matthieu Aubry — About

    We are excited to announce that Piwik has been awarded the Gold Prize in the Open Source Software World Challenge 2014 !

    Winning this award is a testament to the positive impacts of the Piwik platform worldwide. Every day dozens of new people are embracing Piwik to power their web and mobile analytics which gives them full control over their data.

    Every member of the Piwik community, from core developer to beginning user, should be proud to be part of this momentum : congratulations to us all !

    The Open Source World Challenge is the annual competition hosted by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning of Korea. This competition is mainly intended to promote open source software and expand various exchanges among open source software developers worldwide.

    Piwik Awards

  • Piwik awarded Gold Prize at Open Source Software World Challenge

    22 décembre 2014, par Matthieu Aubry — About

    We are excited to announce that Piwik has been awarded the Gold Prize in the Open Source Software World Challenge 2014 !

    Winning this award is a testament to the positive impacts of the Piwik platform worldwide. Every day dozens of new people are embracing Piwik to power their web and mobile analytics which gives them full control over their data.

    Every member of the Piwik community, from core developer to beginning user, should be proud to be part of this momentum : congratulations to us all !

    The Open Source World Challenge is the annual competition hosted by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning of Korea. This competition is mainly intended to promote open source software and expand various exchanges among open source software developers worldwide.

    Piwik Awards

  • Piping ffmpeg output into ffplay stdin with boost

    21 décembre 2020, par botiapa

    I'm trying to pipe the output of an ffmpeg process into an ffplay process (Sort of like a playback). My problem is the following : If I copy the output character by character (by character I mean char) it works correctly, other than it consuming a whole lot of cpu power. However when I try to pipe chunks into it (by using a buffer), ffplay for some reason doesn't even recognize the input.

    


    bp::ipstream iso;
bp::ipstream ise;
bp::opstream in;
    
bp::child ffmpeg(bp::search_path("ffmpeg"), bp::args({"-loglevel", "quiet", "-f", "pulse", "-i", "default", "-f", "wav", "-bitexact", "-nostdin", "-"}), bp::std_out > iso, bp::std_err > ise);
bp::child ffplay(bp::search_path("ffplay"), bp::args({"-loglevel", "verbose", "-nodisp", "-f", "wav", "-i", "-"}), bp::std_in < in, bp::std_out > bp::null);


    


    Here are the 2 code snippets for comparison :

    


    Here it is copying char by char

    


    while(ffmpeg.running()) {
    char c;
    c = iso.get();
    in << c;
}


    


    And here it is copying with the help of a buffer

    


    char buffer[1024];
while(ffmpeg.running()) {
    iso.get(buffer, 1024);
    in << buffer;
}


    


    I can provide ffplay output if necessary, however I didn't see any errors or things like that.

    


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