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Smelter is a toolkit for real-time, low-latency, programmable video and audio composition. It lets developers combine media from different sources into a single video output, live stream, or interactive media experience. The project is useful for apps that need dynamic layouts, overlays, text, custom shaders, embedded websites, and live multimedia transformations. Smelter provides React components that make programmable composition easier to express in familiar UI code. It can support workflows such as livestreaming, video conferencing, broadcast tools, virtual events, live shopping, and custom media production systems. ...

ALVR (Air Light VR) is an open-source system that enables wireless virtual reality streaming by transmitting VR content from a PC to a standalone headset over a network connection. It allows users to run PC-based VR applications while using devices such as standalone headsets, effectively bridging the gap between high-performance desktop VR and portable hardware. The system works by encoding video output from the PC, streaming it over Wi-Fi, and decoding it on the headset in real time, while...

Rsmpeg is a Rust-based binding for FFmpeg that provides low-level access to multimedia processing capabilities through safe and efficient abstractions. It allows developers to interact directly with FFmpeg libraries for tasks such as encoding, decoding, and stream manipulation. The library is designed to balance performance with safety by leveraging Rust’s ownership model and memory management features. It supports handling of containers, codecs, and frames, enabling fine-grained control over media workflows. rsmpeg is suitable for building high-performance multimedia applications that require precise control over processing pipelines. ...

ffplayout is a 24/7 broadcasting automation system built with Rust and FFmpeg, designed to continuously stream audio or video content from playlists or directories. It enables users to schedule daily playlists using JSON files while keeping them editable during playback, allowing dynamic control over broadcasts. The system can also operate in folder-based mode, automatically playing media files in sequence or loop. It supports streaming output to servers or local playback environments, making it suitable for radio, TV, or online channels. ffplayout includes fallback mechanisms that replace missing content with filler clips or generated placeholders to maintain uninterrupted streams. ...