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Here is a list of the accepted projects for Google Summer of Code 2O10.

Contents 1 List of current VLC projects 1.1 Shader support for video post-processing 1.2 Port VLC Player to Symbian Platform 1.3 ASF demuxer 1.4 Implementing BD-J support in libbluray and VLC 1.5 Interface for mobile phones (WinCE and others) 1.6 Ogg demuxer 1.7 DLNA UPnP Server/Client Modules 1.8 Media Library integration and LV2 Audio filters 1.9 [De]Muxer/Codec Layer fixes and improvements 2 List of current x264 projects 2.1 Support for high bit depth encoding 2.2 Audio support 2.3 Macroblock adaptive frame-field interlacing 3 List of current VLMC projects 3.1 VLMC Youtube Integration+ 4 List of current Phonon projects 4.1 PCM I/O API 4.2 Capture API

List of current VLC projects

Shader support for video post-processing

• Project page: SoC 2010 Shader Support
• Student: Sasha Koruga
• Mentor: Adrien Maglo
• Abstract:

A lot of video post-processing such as RGB-YUV conversion can be accelerated by using the GPU. This can either be achieved through a fragment shader, where it is the last step before a pixel is displayed on the screen, or it can be done with DirectCompute/CUDA/OpenCL. The method will vary depending on the task and intent. I will implement support for shaders by using the DirectX and OpenGL API and write a few shaders such as RGB-YUV conversion.

Port VLC Player to Symbian Platform

• Project page: SoC 2010 Shader Support
• Student: Pankaj Yadav
• Mentor: Rémi Duraffort
• Abstract:

To port VLC Player to Symbian S60 Platform.

ASF demuxer

• Project page: SoC 2010 ASF Demuxer
• Student: Juho Vähä-Herttua
• Mentor: Ilkka Ollakka
• Abstract:

I was selected to do a project related to ASF and Matroska demuxers, but since there's some overlap related to Matroska, my main goal now is to improve the ASF demuxer as much as I can and then find another similar project to work on the rest of the time.

Implementing BD-J support in libbluray and VLC

• Project page: SoC 2010/Implementing BD-J support in libbluray and VLC
• Student: William Hahne
• Mentor: Jean-Paul Saman
• Abstract:

This project will focus primarily on getting BD-J (Blu-ray Disc Java) support into libbluray. BD-J support is important because many of the advanced features and extra content in Blu-ray movies uses BD-J. Currently people with Blu-ray drives are tied to Windows if they want to access this content, they are forced to use proprietary Blu-ray software which does not run on Linux or various other operating systems. This project will also integrate the BD-J support into VLC.

Interface for mobile phones (WinCE and others)

• Project page: Interface for mobile phones
  
• Student: Kumar Anik
  

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