📢 GStreamer 1.21.2 is out! This is another unstable development release / snapshot on the road to the upcoming 1.22 stable release and is aimed primarily at developers and early adopters. Give it a spin and let us know how it goes! Binary packages will follow shortly.

📢 GStreamer developers! ❄️ Feature freeze for GStreamer 1.22 coming up! ❄️ ❄️ 18 November's the date, midnight's the time! ❄️ ❄️ Get your patches into shape now! 🥁⏰⏰ ❄️

📦Binaries for the unstable 1.21.2 dev snapshot are available as well now at the usual location: gstreamer.freedesktop.org/pkg/

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This looks very interesting. Vanadium dioxide seems to be able to store and recall information in the atomic and molecular configurations of its glass structure. Said information is not binary, but can have several states. bigthink.com/the-future/van…

Just merged a #qt6 #qml #opengl GStreamer sink element. Currently supports Linux (EGL/GLX) and MacOS. gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gstr…

We did manage to achieve a lower latency of ~90.5ms (±10%) with an uncompressed GStreamer #16bit #44100hz #RTP stereo stream via #UDP to a local handler server and then #websocket transport to the listener device. The drawback is occasional audio dropouts due to lack of buffer.

Rust India organizer Mighty S will speak at Rust conference tomorrow on how Rust and GStreamer can be used for building multimedia pipelines. Stay at home and watch later, or attend in person - hasgeek.com/rustlang/rustl… Hasgeek devdutt shenoi 🦀

📢 GStreamer 1.21.3 is out! This is another development release on the road to the upcoming 1.22 stable release and is aimed primarily at developers and early adopters. Give it a spin and let us know how it goes! Binary packages will follow shortly.

Over the Easter holidays I experimented a bit with building Rust code with meson instead of cargo. I tried building a GStreamer plugin with 40+ Rust dependencies, but the same applies in a similar way to GTK/GNOME applications or anything else. coaxion.net/blog/2023/04/b…

This makes me so ashamed - not only because it's a bad incident, but because it damages so much of the work I've done on the Rust project. I always wanted Rust to be a reliable project to interact with. And for a long time it was. soasis.org/posts/statemen…

This trust has been a cornerstone for the industrial adoption of Rust. It's been a decade to build (yes, I've been with Rust for a decade), often within a team that didn't see this as much. It's been thoroughly trashed over the last 2 years.

We are thrilled to have been funded by Sovereign Tech Fund to rewrite GStreamer's RTP/RTSP stack in Rust. Their investment in GStreamer has allowed us to lay a strong foundation for replacing the existing C stack—with improved safety, better perf, and a more flexible architecture.

I wonder why Aranet Home 's app needs my location in order to start detecting my device via Bluetooth, and why it needs to contact those external companies. Sentry is possibly for crash reporting, but my app didn't crash.