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This talk will present the use of GStreamer at the Society for Arts and Technology (SAT). It will begin with a brief overview of the SAT's history and its position in the technological ecosystem before delving into the various ways GStreamer is utilized within the organization. Specific applications include Scenic, Switcher, Shmdata, and C++ development, as well as the use of Cerbero as a build system for our software platform.
The talk aims to provide insights into the diverse applications of GStreamer at the SAT, highlighting both the benefits and challenges encountered. It will offer valuable information for developers and users interested in leveraging GStreamer for multimedia projects.
The presentation will then explore use cases such as SRT streaming experimentation with OSM, explorations with VDO.ninja, Raspberry Ninja, WHIP/WHEP tests, and webrtcdsp based AEC. It will conclude by looking towards the future with ongoing and planned projects, including a Python WebRTC prototype using latest rswebrtc and gstwebrtc-api development, Scenic 5 development, and investigations into porting our tools to embedded platforms with support for hardware encoders and decoders.
| Speaker bio | Multimedia nerd and real-time network enthusiast since the dial-up era, now spending most of its time working at SAT developing tools aimed at helping artists connect and create new collaborative spaces on stage. |
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