RTC / WebRTC
Peer media transport, signaling/ICE integration and application RTC routes.
RTC endpoint/network qualification.
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RTC & streaming
SFU distribution
Forward compatible encoded tracks from publishers to viewers; record selected sessions.
Small local tests, not large-scale guarantee.
Related solution ↗Recording & media gateways
Bring in streams, branch processing, publish and record to file/network sinks.
Endpoint/codecs must be tested.
Related solution ↗MCU grid composition
Decode, synchronize, compose and encode participant program video/audio.
Development/reference; dynamic MCU unqualified.
Related solution ↗LL-HLS
Create low-latency fMP4 parts, playlists and optional built-in HTTP origin.
Timing/player scope-specific.
Details & fit ↗A/V sync & timestamps
Align live audio/video with sync filters, timestamp/time-base propagation and missing-input policies.
Latency/drift behavior is workload-specific.
Related solution ↗WHIP
WHIP-style publishing/source paths.
Development preview only.
Details & fit ↗Frame/sample access, AI & plugins
Access video frames, audio samples & packets
Inspect or modify video frames, audio sample buffers and compressed packets through matching plugin interfaces, with explicit timing and ownership rules.
Plugin/source development delivery.
Details & fit ↗Python / JS plugins
Access and process video frames or audio sample buffers in Python or JavaScript through the same graph-node architecture as native plugins. Supported formats follow the runtime contract.
Dependencies and trust policy apply.
Details & fit ↗AI analysis
Optional detection, object tracking, OCR, traffic signs/plates, face, scene and audio-analysis processors; time-aligned results and overlays.
Optional models; none in base candidate.
Related solution ↗C/C++ application API
Public application header for graph/session control and selected production preview; native component access requires its agreed delivery.
Binary API is not arbitrary raw-frame callback API.
Details & fit ↗Language bindings
Python, Node.js, Java and Go adapters over C ABI.
Select and qualify per package.
Details & fit ↗Platforms & SDK runtimes
Linux/Ubuntu, Windows and macOS engine builds; match the SDK, toolchain and runtime compatibility to the target.
Ubuntu 24.04 has installed-package evidence; other versions/architectures need target qualification.
Platform scope ↗CoreGL & production
CoreGL compositor
GPU composition, custom shaders, overlays, LUTs, keying, transitions and PiP/grid layouts in the media graph.
GPU/device/driver-specific.
Details & fit ↗Broadcast sessions
Scene, preview/program and production-package control for customer-built applications.
Selected production SDK/source scope.
Related solution ↗Timeline editing & rendering
Clip/sequence timelines, seek/scrub, transactions, preview and render jobs for your editing application.
Production-enabled delivery.
Related solution ↗Reactive overlays & analysis
Timestamped AI or application metadata drives GPU overlays, animation and composition.
Per pipeline/model.
Details & fit ↗Production packages & assets
Reusable templates, named layers, shaders, images, watermarks, transitions and asset validation.
Selected graphics/production delivery.
Details & fit ↗CoreAudio DSP
Supporting mixing, DSP and monitoring chains. CoreAudio is still maturing; select effects for the required workflow.
Selected chains; validate latency.
Related solution ↗Media processing & I/O
CoreGraph & Graph JSON
Build reusable source/filter/sink graphs; import/export templates and subgraphs; program graph lifecycle.
Engine; public graph control.
Details & fit ↗Decode, encode & remux
Native codec, format, scaling and frame-rate processing; outputs depend on the selected media runtime.
By selected codec/profile.
Related solution ↗Hardware codecs
Native software/hardware codec paths and automatic encoder selection for the requested codec, with availability, GPL and fallback controls.
Platform/device-specific.
Details & fit ↗Native Windows H.264 encoding
Explicit MFT encoder route for Windows; synchronous CPU/NV12 input.
Windows development/qualification-specific.
Details & fit ↗HLS / DASH adaptive streaming
Publish variant playlists, segments and bitrate ladders from compatible pipelines.
By selected profile.
Related solution ↗Files & network protocols
File, HTTP(S), RTMP/RTSP/SRT/RTP paths subject to endpoint direction and enabled libraries.
Protocol-specific.
Details & fit ↗Capture & local preview
Camera, microphone, screen/window capture and local/GPU preview.
OS/backend-specific.
Related solution ↗Thumbnails / storyboards
Sample frames into sprite sheets and WebVTT preview metadata.
Selected profiles.
Related solution ↗CoreGraph & delivery controls
Concurrent worker pools, route queues, backpressure/drop policies and runtime inspection. Set explicit limits and benchmark target workloads.
Config-dependent; not automatic scaling.
Details & fit ↗Protection & deployment
StreamCrypto
Protect configured compressed-packet routes and supported integration paths.
External authorized key provider; not blanket E2EE.
Details & fit ↗DRM packaging
CENC/CBCS and HLS/DASH packaging/signaling with customer license/key services.
Not a managed DRM license service.
Related solution ↗BYO executable encoder
Explicitly select customer-provided executable encoder without in-process GPL encoder linking.
CPU/format limits; no universal acceleration equivalence.
Details & fit ↗SDK / Runtime / Server
Embed a native library, run media worker jobs or operate a selected CoreServerAPI delivery.
Linux x86-64 candidates; not GA.
Details & fit ↗Integration & consulting
Choose a supported component subset or scoped adaptation for your application.
Separate scope and agreement.
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