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ccextractor was originally a mildly optimized C port of McPoodle's excellent
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but painfully slow Perl script SCC_RIP. That port (ccextractor 0.01) was
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written by Carlos Fernández (cfsmp3).
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After a number of versions that did something semiuseful Volker Quetschke
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joined the effort and together Carlos and Volker to CCExtractor a point in
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which it was actually really usable, at least for the cases that interested
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them.
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Unfortunately Volker moved on once CCExtractor did what he needed to do for
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him.
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At some point David Liontooth from UCLA started to use CCExtractor as a
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replacement for libzvbi because libzvbi wasn't working for some specific
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streams. UCLA became the primary key user as they were using CCExtractor
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24x7 to process a huge amount of stream from several countries, and was
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therefore able to provide samples, proper bug reports, etc.
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At that time CCEXtractor was still US-centric, because it was originally
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written so Carlos could get subtitles for US TV shows. But UCLA wanted
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European subtitles too, and they already had recording nodes in Denmark
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(which use teletext) and Spain (which uses DVB).
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For teletext a good solution existed already: Petr Kutalek's telxcc.
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We contacted Petr and asked for permission to integrate his code into
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CCExtractor. Petr's absolutely brilliantly clean code was easy to
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integrate and build upon - and with it, we added support for the first
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kind of European subtitles.
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Around that time, we decided to apply for Google Summer of Code. That
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was also a game changer, with Willem, Ruslan and Anshul being the first
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3 students. They are still around, now as mentors and year round
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contributors.
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Since them, many more people have been involved: More than 10 as
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Google Summer of Code students, Code-In students, companies that
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sponsored development by hiring team members to do custom development
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(Comcast was the first one, and we'll always be grateful for the
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opportunity).
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List of students is below (if they added themselves). For a complete
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list, just check the pull requests at GitHub.
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Home: https://www.ccextractor.org
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Google Summer of Code 2014 students
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- Willem Van Iseghem
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- Ruslan Kuchumov
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- Anshul Maheshwari
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Google Summer of Code 2015 students
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- Willem Van Iseghem
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- Ruslan Kuchumov
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- Anshul Maheshwari
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- Nurendra Choudhary
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- Oleg Kiselev
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- Vasanth Kalingeri
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Google Summer of Code 2016 students
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- Willem Van Iseghem
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- Ruslan Kuchumov
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- Abhishek Vinjamoori
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- Abhinav Shukla
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- Rishabh Garg
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Google Code-in 2016 students
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- Evgeny Shulgin
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- Manveer Basra
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- Alexandru Bratosin
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- Matej Plavevski
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- Danila Fedorin
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Google Code-in 2017 students
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- Matej Plavevski
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- Harry Yu
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- Theodore Fabian
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- Nikunj Taneja
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- John Chew
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- Aadi Bajpai
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- Wiliam(Hori75)
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Google Summer of Code 2017 students
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- Diptanshu Jamgade
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- Mayank Gupta
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Google Code-in 2018 students
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- Matej Plavevski
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- Ivan Makarov
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- Albert (alufers)
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- Brian M
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- John Chew
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- T1duS
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