In a study published in the Journal of Sex Research last year, researchers surveyed more than 2, men and women about their top-viewed genres of porn.

The search terms that topped the list for women? Oral sex , threesomes, soft-core, women, gang-bang, and large penises.

Good news for you, since oral sex and threesomes were favored by men, too. But past research suggests that some couples who watch porn together tend to try new things in bed.

Talk to her about if it something you want to experiment with. United States. Please avoid posting professionally produced content like DareDorm, Dare Ring, FTV and the like.

Of course sometimes it's hard to tell if content is truly amateur and if after looking at other posts in this sub you think it fits, go ahead and post.

Please report posts you think aren't true amateur and make sure to give the reason; if your post gets removed, it's OK, try again.

Please don't spam. For pics use imgur ; it's really annoying to be highjacked to a bunch of ads, especially on mobile.

He completed the implementation of these features for file, Samba, SFTP, and FTP protocols. At the end of the program, Mariusz provided a sketch of an implementation for HTTP directory listening.

Mate was working on directshow input from digital video sources. He got working input from ATSC input sources, with specifiable tuner. The code has not been committed, but a patch of it was sent to the ffmpeg-devel mailing list for future use.

The mentor plans on cleaning it up and committing it, at least for the ATSC side of things. Mate and the mentor are still working trying to finally figure out how to get DVB working.

Niklesh's project was to expand our support for 3GPP Timed Text subtitles. This is the native subtitle format for mp4 containers, and is interesting because it's usually the only subtitle format supported by the stock playback applications on iOS and Android devices.

The main challenge here is that Timed Text handles formatting in a very different way from most common subtitle formats. It uses a binary encoding based on mp4 boxes, naturally and stores information separately from the text itself.

This requires additional work to track which parts of the text formatting applies to, and explicitly dealing with overlapping formatting which other formats support but Timed Text does not so it requires breaking the overlapping sections into separate non-overlapping ones with different formatting.

Finally, Niklesh had to be careful about not trusting any size information in the subtitles - and that's no joke: the now infamous Android stagefright bug was in code for parsing Timed Text subtitles.

Pedro Arthur has modularized the vertical and horizontal scalers. To do this he designed and implemented a generic filter framework and moved the existing scaler code into it.

These changes now allow easily adding removing, splitting or merging processing steps. The implementation was benchmarked and several alternatives were tried to avoid speed loss.

He also added gamma corrected scaling support. An example to use gamma corrected scaling would be:. Pedro has done impressive work considering the short time available, and he is a FFmpeg committer now.

He continues to contribute to FFmpeg, and has fixed some bugs in libswscale after GSoC has ended. Of all those extensions, only TNS was left in a less-than-usable state, but the implementation has been pushed disabled anyway since it's a good basis for further improvements.

PNS replaces noisy bands with a single scalefactor representing the energy of that band, gaining in coding efficiency considerably, and the quality improvements on low bitrates are impressive for such a simple feature.

TNS still needs some polishing, but has the potential to reduce coding artifacts by applying noise shaping in the temporal domain something that is a source of annoying, notable distortion on low-entropy bands.

The technique is not as effective on classic X-Y recordings though. Finally, main prediction improves coding efficiency by exploiting correlation among successive frames.

While the gains have not been huge at this point, Rostislav has remained active even after the GSoC, and is polishing both TNS and main prediction, as well as looking for further improvements to make.

In the process, the MIPS port of the encoder was broken a few times, something he's also working to fix. Donny Yang implemented basic keyframe only APNG encoder as the qualification task.

Later he wrote interframe compression via various blend modes. The current implementation tries all blend modes and picks one which takes the smallest amount of memory.

Special care was taken to make sure that the decoder plays correctly all files found in the wild and that the encoder produces files that can be played in browsers that support APNG.

During his work he was tasked to fix any encountered bug in the decoder due to the fact that it doesn't match APNG specifications.

Thanks to this work, a long standing bug in the PNG decoder has been fixed. For latter work he plans to continue working on the encoder, making it possible to select which blend modes will be used in the encoding process.

This could speed up encoding of APNG files. We published release 2. It contains all features and bug fixes of the git master branch from September 8th.

Please see the changelog for a list of the most important changes. The resignation of Michael Niedermayer as leader of FFmpeg yesterday has come by surprise.

He has worked tirelessly on the FFmpeg project for many years and we must thank him for the work that he has done.

We hope that in the future he will continue to contribute to the project. In the coming weeks, the FFmpeg project will be managed by the active contributors.

The last four years have not been easy for our multimedia community - both contributors and users. We should now look to the future, try to find solutions to these issues, and to have reconciliation between the forks, which have split the community for so long.

Unfortunately, much of the disagreement has taken place in inappropriate venues so far, which has made finding common ground and solutions difficult.

We aim to discuss this in our communities online over the coming weeks, and in person at the VideoLAN Developer Days in Paris in September: a neutral venue for the entire open source multimedia community.

UPDATE: We have received more than 7 offers for hosting and servers, thanks a lot to everyone! After graciously hosting our projects FFmpeg , MPlayer and rtmpdump for 4 years, Arpi our hoster has informed us that we have to secure a new host somewhere else immediately.

If you want to host an open source project, please let us know, either on ffmpeg-devel mailing list or irc.

We have made a new major release 2. It contains all features and bugfixes of the git master branch from the 6th March.

Please see the Release Notes for a list of note-worthy changes. FFmpeg has been accepted as a Google Summer of Code Project.

You can already get in contact with mentors and start working on qualification tasks. Registration at Google for students will open March 16th.

We happily announce that FFmpeg will be represented at Chemnitzer Linux-Tage CLT in Chemnitz, Germany. The event will take place on 21st and 22nd of March.

We demonstrate usage of FFmpeg, answer your questions and listen to your problems and wishes. If you have media files that cannot be processed correctly with FFmpeg, be sure to have a sample with you so we can have a look!

For the first time in our CLT history, there will be an FFmpeg workshop! You can read the details here. The workshop is targeted at FFmpeg beginners.

First the basics of multimedia will be covered. Thereafter you will learn how to use that knowledge and the FFmpeg CLI tools to analyse and process media files.

The workshop is in German language only and prior registration is necessary. The workshop will be on Saturday starting at 10 o'clock.

We wanted you to know there are FFmpeg packages in Debian unstable again. A big thank-you to Andreas Cadhalpun and all the people that made it possible.

It has been anything but simple. Unfortunately that was already the easy part of this news. The bad news is the packages probably won't migrate to Debian testing to be in the upcoming release codenamed jessie.

Read the argumentation over at Debian. However things will come out in the end, we hope for your continued remarkable support!

Thanks to a generous 6K USD donation by Samsung Open Source Group , FFmpeg will be welcoming at least 1 "Outreach Program for Women" intern to work with our community for an initial period starting December through March We all know FFmpeg is used by the industry, but even while there are countless products building on our code, it is not at all common for companies to step up and help us out when needed.

So a big thank-you to Samsung and the OPW program committee!