Kieran Kunhya

And whether it's going to like build train or cars or rockets or something like that,

I believe people who believe in themselves and have a vision can have a huge impact for humanity.

And when you start doing the physics, it's a nightmare, right?

Yeah.

And there is so many more, right?

Lately, the David project that we might talk about is the last project from VideoLan.

It's everywhere, right?

And we have a LibSpatialAudio lately that we announced.

CheckSM.

CheckSM.

Check ISM, which is like an insane project, but amazing.

And x264 is one of those video land projects.

And my opinion, for example, is that x264 was the most amazing encoder ever designed.

And this helped the adoption of FFmpeg.

A lot of people and large companies went through FFmpeg because they wanted to use x264.

And x264 increased the popularity on FFmpeg.

But also VLC had its popularity because it's played so many files that were done by FFmpeg, right?

So it's many projects that are interweaved and work together.

And to give you an idea, right, when I compiled VLC for Windows, I compiled around 16 million lines of code, right?

One million of those are inside the VLC repository, and FFmpeg in total is probably two, around two, right?