"here are some ways to support your local small businesses without spending money" If you want to support small businesses, buy their stuff. Everything else is vapid virtue signalling.

Looking for someone who knows someone who works on Microsoft Teams I need to know what SDKs are available for capturing raw audio and video from a meeting These need to be native SDKs, no web frameworks allowed It's for our own tenant @ me in the DMs please

SIMD instructions are wild. I always knew they existed but wow. In my Multiview for NDI, one of the most common tasks is to fill the output with a solid color. That washes away the graphics from the prior frame. In my naive version, where we just write the same UYVY 4:2:2

My team is leading production on a client's webinar, and I'm monitoring the stream health and infrastructure side. Having an ace team that gets things done >>>>>>>>>

I have the best keyboard and mouse in the world and it's not up for debate.

Something many of us have known for a decade… glad academia is catching up. Better late than never. Bottom line… audio makes a difference in how your ideas are received. one.npr.org/i/nx-s1-533446…

C and C# 💞

Going fast is a lot of fun.

Can you integrate performant audio/video into your .NET application? Elias Puurunen talks on .NET Rocks at dotnetrocks.com/details/1946 about using NDI protocols and P/Invoke in .NET to control multiple video streams and harness GPUs for fast encoding and decoding!

Thank you guys for having me on!

Why control audio and video with C++ when C# does the job fast and easy? Elias Puurunen talks on DotNetRocks at dotnetrocks.com/details/1946 about the apps he's built for virtual events using C#, P/Invoke, and the NDI protocols!

Someone is rubbing their lapel (clip-on) microphone in the CBC election coverage and I'm losing my mind

Build broadcast-quality apps without C++? #dotNETRocks! dives into AV streaming with Elias Puurunen (Elias Puurunen) ...use NDI & P/Invoke in C# for real-time audio-video, leveraging NVIDIA GPUs for fast encoding. Listen (cont) msft.it/l/6018SrMi0

Do you understand how networking works in C#? @cwoodruff talks on .NET Rocks at dotnetrocks.com/details/1951 about his new book on networking with C#! Web sockets, gRPC, SignalR, and more, oh my!

I have a studio now.

Canadian internet is so terrible and unreliable that most of my team is on Starlink now. And they get better speeds, less packet loss, and more uptime.

San Fransisco wouldn't be what it is without UWaterloo and Canada.

Many boards and C-suites are about to discover the "find out" axis on the "f*ck around" graph.