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In the fall of 2017 Pexip got bestowed the honor of creating a way for traditional video-conferencing endpoints to join a Microsoft Teams meeting. This meant porting much of our existing codebase from Linux to Windows, and being able to interact with our GStreamer-based mediastack using C#. This is a story about Windows, Meson, .NET, GstApp, Azure, AVX512, Consultants, PDD (Panic Driven Development), GIR-files and perfect video-streams.

Håvard Graff has been working professionally with GStreamer since 2007, for Tandberg, Cisco and now Pexip, creating video-conferencing products. The desire for quality has made him an obsessional crusader for more and better testing, and he will try to spring GstHarness on you at any given opportunity.

Creation date: Oct. 26, 2018

Speakers: Håvard Graff

Company: Pexip

License: CC BY-SA 3.0

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