GstTranscoder: A High Level API to Quickly Implement Transcoding Capabilities in your Applications

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Number of views:

533 (this month: 3)

Creation date:

Nov. 1, 2019

Speakers:

Thibault Saunier (thiblahute)

Company:

Igalia

License:

CC BY-SA 3.0

Description

A new library and a set of elements have been developed for the pitivi video editing application, after a few years it has finally been merged into gst-plugins-bad. It also includes a command line application that aims at being flexible and provide the same kind of features as the ffmpeg command line interface. This talk will explain where we are with this new API, what its goal is and what comes next. Thibault Saunier is a Senior Software Engineer currently working at Igalia. He is a GStreamer developer who maintains GStreamer validate, the GStreamer Video Editing Stack as well as the Pitivi video editor.