Audio Mixing with audiomixer

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Creation date:

Oct. 21, 2017

Number of views:

589 (this month: 11)

Speakers:

Stefan Sauer

Company:

Google

License:

CC BY-SA 3.0

Description

For a long time adder has been the only audio mixing solution in GStreamer. 3 years ago the work on the new aggregator based elements started. This talk will describe the feature-space for audio mixing and report on recent improvements. I will compare the audioixer with the traditional adder to explain how both approach differ.

Stefan is a software engineer working for Google on build infrastructure tools. In the past he was working for Nokia on the multimedia stack used on their maemo/meego internet tablets and phones. In his free time his is contributing to GStreamer, other GNOME projects (e.g. gtk-doc) and working on his music editor buzztrax. He has a PhD in Human Computer Interaction from the Technical University of Dresden/Germany. Stefan now lives in Munich/Germany with his wife and his two kids.