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ffmpeg.wasm is a pure WebAssembly (and JavaScript/TypeScript) port of FFmpeg that enables in-browser media recording, conversion, and streaming—letting developers perform video/audio processing entirely client-side without server uploads. Transpiled via Emscripten from FFmpeg and its codecs into WebAssembly. Supports both single-threaded and multi-threaded cores using web workers. Written in TypeScript for improved developer experience.

Jessibuca is an open-source HTML5 live streaming player that runs entirely in the browser using WebAssembly to decode audio and video streams without requiring plugins. It compiles native decoding libraries into JavaScript, enabling high-performance playback across desktop and mobile devices. The player supports modern streaming protocols and codecs, allowing it to handle real-time video feeds with low latency and stable rendering.

...The interface includes practical quality-of-life features like fuzzy searching for containers, regex log search, split-screen viewing for multiple logs, and live stats such as CPU and memory usage. It supports more advanced analysis through an in-browser SQL query engine for querying logs, which helps when you need structured filtering without exporting data elsewhere. Dozzle also supports multi-user authentication and can integrate with proxy-forward authorization setups for deployments behind gateways. For larger environments, it can monitor multiple hosts via an agent mode and supports orchestrators like Docker Swarm and Kubernetes.

...Built using technologies such as Vue3, WebRTC, Node.js, and FFmpeg, it provides a complete solution for live streaming similar to modern platforms. Users can start live sessions as hosts, while viewers can join and watch streams directly in the browser. The system supports multiple streaming protocols and includes features such as real-time interaction, multi-user connections, and content distribution. It also offers advanced capabilities like multi-stream mixing, authentication, and integration with external streaming services. The platform includes backend services for user management, payments, and content control, making it suitable for building scalable live streaming ecosystems. ...

Voquad : Video On Quasi Demand. This is a Video on Demand Web Based Application. You have to select your video listed in a web page then click for encoding in Theora format. It's use the "<video>" tag from HTML 5 for streaming.

RUMPI: Real Time Multi Peer Interaction. RUMPI want to be as ubiquitous as Flash-browser-plugin, but enabling browsers for real time communication between peers: VoIP (IAX2) and Real-time video Streaming. RUMPI is not a plattform, is a Browser plugin,