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...Besides of FFmpeg or OBS, it's also able to publish by H5 if WebRTC is enabled, please remember to set the CANDIDATE for WebRTC. Highly recommend that directly run SRS by docker, Cloud Virtual Machine, or K8s, however it's also easy to build SRS from source code, for detail please see Getting Started. If need HTTPS, by which WebRTC and modern browsers require, please read HTTPS API and HTTPS Callback and HTTPS Live Streaming, however, HTTPS proxy also works perfectly with SRS such as Nginx.

compressO is a cross-platform, open-source multimedia compression application designed to reduce the size of videos and images while preserving visual quality. Built using modern frameworks such as Rust and Tauri, it runs locally on the user’s machine, ensuring fast performance and complete privacy without requiring cloud processing. The application supports a variety of media formats and provides controls for adjusting compression levels, resolution, and output quality. In addition to...

ffmpeg-over-ip is a client-server system that enables remote execution of FFmpeg commands on a machine with GPU access while controlling it from another environment such as a container or virtual machine. It allows applications without direct GPU access to offload video transcoding tasks to a remote server, improving performance without requiring complex passthrough setups. The system works by coordinating commands through a lightweight protocol while using a shared filesystem to exchange media data. ...

XVMSocket is a Linux Kernel Module that provides a new socket family for high throughput (40-70 times better than TCP/IP sockets) between applications running on different guest Linux VMs on the same Xen system. No changes to Xen or Linux required.

ap02 presents a promiscuous model of data generation and self-display, making use of a virtual machine architecture to develop and execute self modifying instruction sets across networked nodes.

ViKi (Virtual Interactive keyboard Interface) is a global framework that enables contactless human machine interaction using computer vision techniques. Only a simple webcam is sufficient to emulate traditional devices such as mouse and keyboard do.