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Dear TSDuck users,
We need your support to promote the TSDuck project.
Looking through the various issues and questions here, it seems that TSDuck is somewhat used in many companies for various purposes. But there is no real feedback on who is using it for what. In short, TSDuck lacks formal references.
Why does a free open source project need references?
- Any open source project needs users in order to find the motivation to continue.
- A project is better known and easily adopted when other companies already use it and trust it.
- Formal testimony is a good way to show that a product is used.
TSDuck users, we would appreciate your public feedback and testimony on this project and permission to eventually publish it on the TSDuck site. Recommended information include:
- What kind of company are you: media integrator, TV operator, service provider, equipment manufacturer, other?
- In which environment do you use TSDuck: development, debug, integration, test bed, production.
- How often: from time to time (e.g. debug), frequent (e.g. integration), continuous (e.g. CI test bed, production).
- In which networking context: IP (multicast IP-TV?, HLS?), broadcast (DVB?, ISDB?, ATSC?), media asset processing, other?
- Why do you find it useful? What are the strength of the product? What should be improved?
A valid feedback must include the company name and/or the user name. Please indicate if you allow your company logo to be published with your testimony (yeah, it sounds a bit marketing-ish, but even true engineers need some graphics...)
If possible, a more personalized testimony will make the reference more lively, something like this:
"At Foo Incorporated, we use TSDuck in our test environment / production system / integration lab. Some more details here... and we have been happy / angry about it."
John Doe, Chief Fantasy Officer at Foo Incorporated
Please provide your feedback here, as a response to this thread. By posting your response here, you implicitly allow the provided information to be published on the TSDuck site.
If you do not have a GitHub account, you may also send your reference in an e-mail but you may consider creating one (a GitHub registration is free, it does not spam you and nowadays, if you work in some sort of software-related job, it is much more useful than a Facebook account :-).
And, by the way, if you find TSDuck useful, do not forget to "star" it on GitHub.
Thanks a lot for helping promoting TSDuck.
-Thierry Lelégard, TSDuck author and maintainer