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Revision as of 01:01, 20 September 2023
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Welcome to Video Dev Days 2023
The VideoLAN non-profit organization is happy to invite you to the multimedia open-source event of the fall!
For the twelfth edition, after a break of three years, people from VideoLAN, FFmpeg and other multimedia-related open-source communities will meet in Dublin. We will discuss and work on the future of the open-source multimedia community.
This is a very technical conference, focused on low-level multimedia.
Schedule
Friday, September 22nd
- Community day in Dublin (details to follow)
- Drinks in the evening
Saturday, September 23rd
To be done
VideoLAN community dinner
The community dinner will take place at:
48-49 Wellington Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 EY65, Ireland
Time: 7:00 PM
You should have received an e-mail about the meals selection already.
Sunday, September 24th
To be done
- VideoLAN Association Meeting at 1 PM (Irish Standard Time, GMT+1)
Practical information
Location / main venue
The meeting is happening at the Trinity College Dublin.
Accommodation / Hotel
If you are sponsored by the VideoLAN association, your hotel is: TBD
Elsewise, please make your own arrangements for accommodation.
Public transit
Transportation
A convenient way to get around in Dublin by public transport is the TFI Leap Visitor Card, which is available for 1, 3 or 7 days validity.
It is a physical card though, so you can not easily buy it online, instead it is probably easiest to buy it at Wrights Of Howth at the Dublin Airport Terminal 1, or other vendors listed on the website.
Means of payment
The currency used in the Republic of Ireland (that includes Dublin) is the Euro (EUR, €). Northern Ireland is using the Pound Sterling (GBP, £).
Electricity
Standard Voltage is 230V at 50Hz, however the socket type is BS 1363 (Type G), so you will likely need an adaptor.
Contact
The VideoLAN Dev Days are organized by the board members of the VideoLAN non-profit organization:
- Jean-Baptiste Kempf,
- Denis Charmet,
- Konstantin Pavlov, and
- Felix Paul Kühne.
You can reach us here.
