mspanc
Membrane - a new framework for multimedia processing
I am pleased to announce an initial release of the Membrane Framework - an Elixir-based framework with special focus on processing multimedia streams.
It is heavily inspired by architecture of GStreamer but aims at providing implementation of way higher reliability and scalability as well as to avoid many of its shortcomings.
We have just released v0.1 which contains just small set of elements that can be used to do simple audio processing, but a great effort was put into its core in order to lay down a good architecture for developing it further. v0.2 is planned to be available in 2-3 months and it should support video processing including patterns for easily implementing hardware acceleration and tons of other improvements.
I hope in the long run we’re going to provide a seamless experience for developers involved in multimedia processing and another boost for the quickly growing Elixir community.
It is already being used in production in broadcasting software that aims at 24/7 availability for a few months.
More information:
PS. Just a few words about credits: it is a spin-off from RadioKit and it is now developed and professionally backed up by the Software Mansion.
Looking forward for feedback,
Founder,
Marcin Lewandowski
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tomekzawada
Hi folks!
In case you were wondering how Membrane Farmework has evolved in 2019 so far, here is our latest Update on Q2 and Q3..
The most important news are of course new releases, including some breakthrough features such as
- A/V stream synchronization
- improved way to define pads
- new testing API
and many more, not to mention new additional Packages.
All news regarding Membrane can be found on our Blog
Stay tuned for Q4 update soon!
Tomasz Zawada
membraneframework.org
tomekzawada
Hi everyone!
Latest update on Membrane Framework for Q4 2019.
The biggest change is the introduction of bins which enables creating reusable modules and further optimizes your workflow with Membrane.
Be also sure to check the new packages.
Let us use this opportunity to wish you all the best in 2020! Enjoy exciting projects, new ventures, happy users and most of all - enjoy using Membrane!
Tomasz Zawada
membraneframework.org
mspanc
The summary is correct.
We have run into some issues with DTLS in latest Erlang and we have to rely on some hacks and external C code to make it work. We will consider backporting the changes to the erlang core but we don’t want to wait for the release and force users to use the most recent Erlang version so for some time we will probably stay as it is.
We started a while ago and these 2-3 months are essentialy time to assemble all these parts together, not to build this from scratch. Keep fingers crossed 
mspanc
We’re currently building a Twitch clone using Membrane. In such case, Membrane handles all server-side processing and recording of the live streams.
In the roadmap we have an apps for managing CCTV recordings (automatic analysis of the stream, cutting out the most interesting parts etc.).
mspanc
By the way, we’re currently working on an open-source toolkit that is based on Membrane and Janus and is kind of “starter kit” for creating a conference or webinar application.
It should handle all the hard things mentioned by @mat-hek and in the talk he referenced.
If you can wait 2-3 weeks you should be able to use it as a basis for you application.
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