Comments on: Bounty Offered: GPL2+’ed Streamlined fla2avi http://www.manchicken.com/2007/hacking/bounty-offered-gpl2ed-streamlined-fla2avi.html Rantings of a Questionably Sane Chicken Mon, 08 Sep 2008 01:21:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: RJ http://www.manchicken.com/2007/hacking/bounty-offered-gpl2ed-streamlined-fla2avi.html#comment-56 RJ Sun, 11 Feb 2007 06:13:13 +0000 http://blog.notsosoft.net/2007/hacking/bounty-offered-gpl2ed-streamlined-fla2avi.html#comment-56 hay $20!! ya know it almost seems more reasonable to offer to take the guy out to dinner. but yeah, I'd love to see that program too. *runs off to attempt to write it* hay $20!!
ya know it almost seems more reasonable to offer to take the guy out to dinner.

but yeah, I’d love to see that program too.
*runs off to attempt to write it*

]]> By: manchicken http://www.manchicken.com/2007/hacking/bounty-offered-gpl2ed-streamlined-fla2avi.html#comment-55 manchicken Sun, 11 Feb 2007 05:05:54 +0000 http://blog.notsosoft.net/2007/hacking/bounty-offered-gpl2ed-streamlined-fla2avi.html#comment-55 You could make a program that meets the spec and the licensing requirements that merely depends on your LGPL'ed module. ^_^ As long as the stand-alone and the browser integration piece are both GPLv2 and later it's perfectly eligible. Thanks for reminding me to expand on the stand-alone call interface. You could make a program that meets the spec and the licensing requirements that merely depends on your LGPL’ed module. ^_^

As long as the stand-alone and the browser integration piece are both GPLv2 and later it’s perfectly eligible.

Thanks for reminding me to expand on the stand-alone call interface.

]]> By: Tristan http://www.manchicken.com/2007/hacking/bounty-offered-gpl2ed-streamlined-fla2avi.html#comment-54 Tristan Sun, 11 Feb 2007 04:42:16 +0000 http://blog.notsosoft.net/2007/hacking/bounty-offered-gpl2ed-streamlined-fla2avi.html#comment-54 While it's not eligible for the bounty (as it's LGPL licenced), I've written something that does half of what you want. OggConvert* (in combination with the Feisty version of GStreamer and the right plugins) can convert FLV files to either Ogg Theora or Dirac. When used in combination with one of the many GreaseMonkey scripts available that can save the .flv file from a YouTube page, it's a reasonable solution. It's available at http://oggconvert.tristanb.net Tristan While it’s not eligible for the bounty (as it’s LGPL licenced), I’ve written something that does half of what you want.

OggConvert* (in combination with the Feisty version of GStreamer and the right plugins) can convert FLV files to either Ogg Theora or Dirac. When used in combination with one of the many GreaseMonkey scripts available that can save the .flv file from a YouTube page, it’s a reasonable solution.

It’s available at http://oggconvert.tristanb.net

Tristan

]]>