Be the change you want to see: How to contribute to FFmpeg
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A practical guide to contributing to FFmpeg that walks through the project's social and procedural workflow rather than code: using the FFmpeg mailing list and IRC to lurk, choosing tasks to fix or add, running FATE regression tests, preparing and sending git/email patches, responding to reviewer feedback, and post-merge follow-up. It focuses on common pain points in submission procedure and making the contribution process more approachable to increase community diversity.
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