Follow developments in AV1, AV2, H.264/AVC, HEVC/H.265, VVC/H.266, FFmpeg, cloud transcoding, hardware acceleration, bitrate optimization, and video quality measurement. StreamingMeme curates and summarizes the updates that matter to streaming engineers, product teams, and media technology leaders.
Agora announced its UI Toolkit for iOS and macOS, an open-source CocoaPod designed to simplify the creation of video streaming applications. This toolkit allows developers to integrate video calls or streaming functionalities into their applications with minimal code.
Agora published a tutorial detailing how to broadcast and share screens using its Video SDK in conjunction with Unity3D. The guide focuses on enabling screen sharing for app games.
Agora published a guide on how to implement an active speaker highlighting feature within a video call using its Flutter Video SDK. The guide provides technical instructions for developers on utilizing the SDK's capabilities.
Agora has introduced SDK 4.0 for its Voice and Video product, designed to offer increased flexibility, simplicity, and power for building interactive streaming experiences. This update focuses on enhancing the core functionality of its real-time voice and video SDK.
Agora provides instructions on how to integrate voice effects into Android live video applications. This involves using the Agora Extensions Marketplace along with the Agora and Synervoz SDKs to add Voice FX capabilities.
Agora provides instructions on how to integrate the Bose PinPoint SDK into Agora Android Live Video Streaming applications. This integration enables the removal of background noise from live video streams. The article details the use of Agora Extensions for this functionality.
Agora announced the release of its Video SDK v4.5, which includes enhanced features, bug fixes, and tools designed to streamline real-time engagement. The update focuses on refining its software development kit for video applications.
This article provides instructions on how to build a video chat and streaming mobile application for React Native using the Agora UI Kit. It details the process for both Android and iOS platforms, emphasizing the ease of creation with minimal code.
Agora provides a guide on developing a video chat/streaming mobile application using Flutter, requiring only three lines of code. This is achieved through the utilization of the Agora UIKit, supporting both Android and iOS platforms.
Agora provides instructions on integrating the Bose PinPoint noise filter extension into video call applications. The extension is designed to remove background noise from video calls with a two-step process.
Agora published a guide on how to build a live audio streaming application using its SDK and React Native. The guide details the technical steps involved in creating an app capable of live audio streaming. This information is intended for developers interested in implementing live audio features.
Agora published a guide on how to develop video call applications using Astro's SDK and Agora's platform. The article aims to assist developers in building high-quality video call apps to enhance user experience.
Agora published a guide detailing how to build a backend for initiating cloud recording using Astro. The article focuses on technical implementation for developers.
Agora has announced that its Video Streaming SDK is now available for installation via Swift Package Manager. This update allows developers to integrate Agora's video streaming capabilities more easily into their applications.
This article is a comparative analysis of Agora's video SDK against Zoom's capabilities for multi-party web video calls. However, no further details or analysis are available due to the provided article text being incomplete, containing only a single introductory sentence.
Agora published a quick start programming guide for its Video SDK for Unity, detailing how developers can build a cross-platform video chat web application. The guide provides instructions and steps to integrate the SDK for real-time video communication within Unity-based projects.
Agora announced an update to its SDK, version 3.0.1, introducing advanced voice enhancement and face detection features. This update is designed to improve video and voice communication functionalities for developers using the SDK.
Agora has announced that it is the first real-time video platform-as-a-service (PaaS) provider to offer full support for VP9 video in browsers, including Safari. This release enhances video capabilities for its users across different web environments.
Agora has released version 3.6.2 of its Native SDK, introducing updates aimed at enhancing real-time communication capabilities. The announcement highlights new features designed to improve the functionality of their SDK.
Agora has announced the release of Flutter SDK v5.0.0, designed to enable developers to build high-quality real-time communication applications. This update provides new tools and capabilities for real-time video and audio streaming within Flutter-based apps.
Agora published a guide detailing how to implement admin features, such as muting video/audio and kicking users, for group video call applications using React JS. The article provides technical instructions for developers looking to add these functionalities to their video communication platforms.
Agora's blog post highlights how SwiftUI can be used to improve video streaming experiences. The company promotes its solution for seamless high-quality video integration.
Agora offers an IoT SDK designed to enable real-time voice and video capabilities across various connected devices. This SDK is intended to integrate communication features into Internet of Things applications.
Agora offers 3D Spatial Audio, a product designed to add immersive, dynamic audio capabilities to real-time communication experiences. This feature is presented as a way to enhance audio quality in applications.
NVIDIA announced CompileIQ, a new auto-tuning technology designed to optimize kernel performance. This tool focuses on identifying optimal compiler options to enhance the efficiency of performance engineering for various applications.
NVIDIA has released CUDA 13.3, introducing new capabilities and performance optimizations for GPU developers. Key enhancements include the launch of NVIDIA CUDA Tile programming in C++, compiler autotuning features, and updates for Python users.
NVIDIA has announced that developers can now integrate NVIDIA CUDA Tile programming into existing C++ GPU codebases. This feature enables the development of highly optimized GPU kernels using tile-based methods, enhancing performance for GPU-accelerated computing tasks.
elevate.io's browser-based video editing platform is receiving new color wheel and LUT features. These updates aim to enhance the collaborative video editing experience for users seeking alternatives to traditional software.
V-Nova announced its participation at IBC 2026, showcasing its solutions for broadcast, AI, and immersive media. The company will demonstrate MPEG-5 LCEVC, SMPTE VC-6, Vision AI, and V-Nova PresenZ XR technologies. IBC 2026 will take place from September 11–14 in Amsterdam.
The article discusses three emerging compression standards tailored for machine vision applications: MPEG's Video Coding for Machines (VCM) and Feature Coding for Machines (FCM). It also mentions V-Nova's Low Complexity Enhancement Video Coding (LCEVC) as a solution that integrates AI and human perception requirements for video compression. These new approaches address the limitations of traditional codecs like H.264 and HEVC, which were designed for human viewing rather than AI-driven workflows.
Market Research Intellect announced the availability of its "Video Processing Unit (VPU) Market" report, forecasting market size and trends from 2026 to 2035. The report covers hardware types (Dedicated, Integrated, FPGA, ASIC, Hybrid VPUs), software types (Video Processing, Editing, Real-Time Processing, Cloud-based, AI-based), and end-user industries (Consumer Electronics, Telecommunications, Media & Entertainment, Automotive, Healthcare). The study, published as its 6th edition in 2026, spans over 150 pages and details insights, competitive landscape, and future trends.
Flixlar announced the public beta launch of its desktop application, offering fast subtitle editing and export capabilities. The tool allows users to import/export SRT and WebVTT files, burn captions into MP4, or embed subtitle tracks directly into video, with future plans for AI caption cleanup and translation tools.
The article provides an overview of OBS (Open Broadcaster Software), describing it as a free, open-source application used for live streaming and video recording. It outlines the basic functionality and purpose of this software.
Intel has archived several open-source projects, including tools designed for OBS Studio, a vulnerability scanner, and various video transcoding solutions. One of these projects was reportedly revived inadvertently during the archiving process.
Apple has announced PICO, a new machine learning-based image compression codec designed to achieve higher perceptual quality with smaller file sizes than existing codecs like AV1, VVC, and JPEG-AI. PICO can reduce image data size by up to one-third for the same quality and offers a 20-40% bitrate reduction compared to other leading machine learning codecs, while also being optimized for practical on-device processing and inter-device compatibility.
The article provides a technical analysis of how independent developers and creators are utilizing the Kling 3.0 API. Key features highlighted include its asynchronous architecture and native 4K rendering pipelines. The focus is on how these technical aspects streamline work-life balance for creators.
This article details a serverless video upload pipeline leveraging Cloudflare Stream for video handling (upload, transcoding, thumbnails, playback) and Supabase for metadata, authentication, and workflow orchestration. The architecture is designed for an MVP, allowing direct browser-to-Stream uploads with Supabase managing permissions and state via webhooks. The author discusses the cost-effectiveness and architectural benefits of this approach compared to owning a custom video infrastructure or using alternatives like Mux or AWS MediaConvert.
Epic Games has officially teased Unreal Engine 6, positioning it as the next major evolution and successor to Unreal Engine 5. This announcement signifies the ongoing development of its interconnected game engine technology.
The article discusses the growing trend of browser-based video editing, stating it now accounts for 72.8% of cloud editing deployments. It plans to analyze the reasons for this shift, areas where desktop applications still excel, and leading web-based tools in this space.
Multiple Adobe products, including After Effects, Media Encoder, and Premiere Pro, have been identified with vulnerabilities that could allow for arbitrary code execution. CIS Critical Security Controls recommends applying updates from Adobe and implementing various security safeguards to mitigate risks to affected systems.
StreamVX, a provider of software-defined video solutions, highlights its "vxApps" product for managing video feeds, reducing infrastructure costs, and monetizing data through personalized commercials. The company also mentions its partnerships with DVEO, 1Legion, and Bradmax, and lists Canal+, Nielsen, and Astanet among its customers.
The Alliance for Open Media's SVT-AV1 project has merged a new `TUNE-VMAF` encoding mode, which optimizes video quality for VMAF without real-time VMAF model execution. This update introduces preprocessing techniques like luma unsharp masking, adaptive sharpening, noise-aware modulation, and QP-adaptive delta clipping.
This article defines what a codec is, explains how video and audio codecs function in streaming workflows, and details commonly used codecs such as H.264, H.265, VP8, VP9, AV1, AAC, and Opus. It provides guidance on selecting appropriate codecs based on factors like compression efficiency, latency, and device compatibility. Ant Media Server's support for these various codecs across different streaming protocols is highlighted.
Intel software engineers are preparing to enable SR-IOV (Single Root I/O Virtualization) support for Intel Nova Lake's Xe3P Graphics in Linux 7.2. This update will allow the upcoming Nova Lake processor's integrated graphics to be virtualized, enhancing resource allocation for tasks like video processing.
This article outlines the distinct use cases and architectural differences between FFmpeg and GStreamer, two multimedia processing frameworks. It details when to use each for tasks like transcoding, live streaming, and specific broadcast IT applications, and provides examples of hybrid deployments. The comparison covers aspects like performance, latency, reliability, and licensing considerations for various video processing scenarios.
Sigmedia Group, based at Trinity College Dublin, hosted Charles Poynton, an image and color scientist known for his work in digital video systems. Poynton visited after giving a masterclass on color science and discussed Sigmedia's research in color and HDR, virtual production, denoising, AV2, learned-image compressions, and future video/image coding.
MForja has launched a demo player showcasing its proprietary entropy-aware Video Distillation technology, claiming to achieve over 50% signal waste removal without perceptible quality loss. The demo allows users to view real video samples processed by MForja's technology across 4K, 1080p, and various content types, comparing file sizes before and after processing.
A GitHub project, 'Real_Time_Video_Processing_Pipeline,' was released, offering a production-grade system that simulates two camera streams from a single video file. The pipeline incorporates real-time pacing, quality filtering (blur, exposure, stuck frames), preprocessing for AI models, and live health metrics reporting. It is designed for continuous operation with stable memory usage and clean shutdown.
Dalet released its Flex Media Asset Management (MAM) 25.12 LTS update, showcasing three specific workflows. These workflows include using spectral analysis for automated content moderation, AI-driven metadata extraction to power search and recommendations as well as creating dynamic highlights for streaming platforms and social media.
The article discusses the common tool stack used by video engineers for codec comparison, highlighting the limitations of current tools for analyzing codecs like H.264, HEVC, VP9, and AV1. It specifically mentions MediaInfo, Bitrate Viewer, and Moscow State University VQMT, noting their critical gaps in providing comprehensive data for RD curves and BD-Rate.
