GStreamer 2013 Conference Videos Now Online

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 6 December 2013 at 11:33 AM EST. Add A Comment
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The GStreamer Conference 2013 videos and slides are now available online for anyone curious about GStreamer and OpenGL, Linux multimedia enhancements coming, the Opus and Daala free codecs, PulseAudio, and other open-source media topics.

The GStreamer Conference 2013 happened in Edinburgh at the end of October along side the Linux Kernel Summit and other Linux Foundation events. The video recordings were once again done by Ubicast, which means it turned out great. Ubicast always does a fantastic job with their video recording quality as well as the hosting with having a slick interface, recording of both the slides and speaker, and good quality.

For anyone interested in the GStreamer 2013 videos they can be found via their video catalog. I'm still in the process of going through all of the videos myself and there's many interesting sessions from graphics to media codecs to other low-level, technical multimedia topics. If I come across anything new and really interesting I'll pass it along in separate Phoronix articles.
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