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Romain Vimont is a software developer interested in software development and open source projects.

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Scrcpy 2.0 has been released, allowing users to mirror and record Android 11+ devices in real-time with audio forwarded to the computer. The new version includes options to select video and audio codecs, and audio forwarding is su...
The text discusses the development of a new tool called sndcpy, which allows the user to play the device audio output on the computer using the Playback Capture API introduced in Android 10. It also outlines the steps to use sndcp...
The text introduces USBaudio, a tool that forwards audio from Android devices to a computer using PulseAudio on Linux. It explains how to use USBaudio, how it works, and its limitations.
The text discusses the development of a new core playlist for VLC 4, focusing on the objectives, data structure, interaction with UI, desynchronization, synchronization, random playback, randomizer, sorting, and interaction with t...
The text discusses the implementation of tile encoding in rav1e, a Rust AV1 Encoder. Tile encoding involves splitting video frames into tiles that can be encoded and decoded independently in parallel, speeding up encoding and incr...
The text introduces scrcpy, an application to display and control Android devices connected on USB. It focuses on lightness, performance, quality, low latency, low startup time, and non-intrusiveness. The application executes a se...
The text discusses the author's experience of rewriting the Gnirehtet tool from Java to Rust. It covers the reasons for choosing Rust, the difficulties faced during the rewrite, and the author's learning experience with Rust. The ...
The text explains how to merge a git repository (with its history) into a subdirectory of another git repository. It provides a use case and detailed steps to achieve the merge. The author also shares a personal example of merging...
The author introduces gnirehtet, a tool developed at Genymobile that provides reverse tethering for Android devices, allowing them to use the internet connection of the computer they are connected to via USB without requiring root...