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News - GStreamer Conference 2025: Full Schedule, Talk Abstracts and Speakers Biographies now available |
The GStreamer Conference team is pleased to announce that the
full conference schedule
including talk abstracts and speaker biographies is now available for
this year's lineup of talks and speakers, covering again an exciting range of
topics!
The GStreamer Conference 2025 will take place on 23-24 October 2025
in London, UK, followed by a hackfest.
Details about the conference, hackfest and how to register can be found on the
conference website.
This year's topics and speakers:
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GStreamer State of the Union
Tim-Philipp Müller, Centricular
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Region-Based Compression in GStreamer
Axel Tobieson, Spiideo
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Rusty Pipes and Oxidized Wires
Arun Raghavan, Valve Corporation
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The Quest for Low-Latency Desktop Audio
Nirbheek Chauhan, Centricular
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Rebuilding Our Video Server Engine on GStreamer
Ray Tiley, Tightrope Media Systems
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Enabling I-frame playlists with HLS CMAF
Sanchayan Maity, Centricular
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From Streams to Insights: Advancing GstAnalytics
Daniel Morin, Collabora
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Brief history of GStreamer adoption at Twilio
Jeff Foster and Andrey Kovalenko, Twilio
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Threadshare, a plugin collection to increase scalability
François Laignel, Centricular
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Costly Speech: an introduction
Mathieu Duponchelle, Centricular
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GstWebRTC in WebKit, current status & plans
Philippe Normand, Igalia
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Lessons Learned - Transforming Our Video Management System with GStreamer
Bumi̇n Kaan Aydin, HAVELSAN
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VVC/H.266 Alpha Channel support in GStreamer
Andoni Morales Alastruey, Fluendo
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librice: the TURNing point
Matthew Waters, Centricular
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Virtual Hardware: Emulating a Video4linux Hardware Decoder
Jan Schmidt, Centricular
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A Global Crisis => Global Leadership - WildCamera
Will Robertson
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Tools to profile a video encoder
Diego Nieto Munoz, Fluendo
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A new era for GStreamer C++ bindings
Sebastian Dröge, Centricular
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Auxiliary Stream Wrangling in playbin3
Jan Schmidt, Centricular
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VVC/H.266 in GStreamer
Carlos Bentzen, Igalia
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GStreamer in the Medical Simulation Environment
Thomas Goodwin and Jeff Wilson, Laerdal Labs
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What’s New in GStreamer D3D12
Seungha Yang, Centricular
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Fluster news
Rubén Gonzalez, Fluendo
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dcSCTP in GStreamer
Tulio Beloqui, Pexip
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The road to Enhanced FLV and RTMP in GStreamer
Taruntej Kanakamalla, Centricular
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Improving WebRTC datachannel performance
Emil Ljungdahl, Axis Communications
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Cutting audio latency with bidirectional WebRTC
Albert Sjölund, Axis Communications
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GStreamer in VR devices manufacturing
Ivan Loskutov, Meta
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GStreamer for audio distribution at Sveriges Radio
Karl Johannes Jondell and Christofer Bustad, Sveriges Radio
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GStreamer at Scale: Recent Lessons from Real-World Video Conferencing
Håvard Graff, Pexip
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Gst.wasm season 3
Jorge Zapata and Fabián Orccón, Fluendo
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Time Remapping and GES: Implementation Details and Latest Updates
Thibault Saunier, Igalia
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PipeWire’s pipeline operation vs GStreamer’s explained
George Kiagiadakis, Collabora
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Why Keep a Thread Running? Meet GstBaseIdleSrc
Camilo Celis Guzman, Pexip
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Bringing AMD HIP into GStreamer
Max Campbell, Veo Technologies; Seungha Yang, Centricular
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WirePlumber, present challenges and future directions
Julian Bouzas, Collabora
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Hardware-Accelerated Live Broadcasting of Uncompressed ST 2110 Streams with GStreamer leveraging NVIDIA GPUs and NICs
Johan Jino, Nvidia
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The Art of Debugging GStreamer Software
Nicolas Dufresne, Collabora
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Making GStreamer Go!
Wilhelm Bartel
Lightning Talks:
Showing the invisible: Analysing buffer flow with tracers
François Laignel, Centricular
Video Frame Scheduler Plugin for Improving WebRTC Playback Quality
Haejung Hwang, LG Electronics
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Audio source separation using snakes, crabs and torches
Sebastian Dröge, Centricular
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soothe: a proposal for encoder testing
Victor Manuel Jáquez Leal, Igalia
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burn: a little case study on using GstAnalytics from Rust
Sebastian Dröge, Centricular
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GstVA and GStreamer-VAAPI updates
Victor Manuel Jáquez Leal, Igalia
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Vulkan Video: pipeline update
Stéphane Cerveau, Igalia
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Fallback Streaming for RTSP Server
Axel Tobieson, Spiideo
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Fast and dirty: vibe coding use case plugging the NVIDIA kernel into GStreamer streams
Jesús Luque, Mediapro
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What's up with Video4Linux support
Nicolas Dufresne, Collabora
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pexLGPL bundle
Tulio Beloqui, Pexip
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Reading v4l2 data from MR813 devices in a way that doesn't suck
Vivia Nikolaidou
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Rewriting CoreAudio-based elements on macOS
Piotr Brzeziński, Centricular
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fallbacksrc, now with more streams
Piotr Brzeziński, Centricular
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State of MPEG-TS in GStreamer
Edward Hervey, Centricular
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Full GPU driven AI workloads with GStreamer and Raven
Andoni Morales Alastruey, Fluendo
- ...and more to come
- Submit your lightning talk now!
Many thanks to our amazing sponsors ‒ Platinum sponsors
Centricular,
Collabora,
Igalia, and
Pexip,
Gold sponsors
Axis Communications and
Fluendo,
and Silver sponsors
MediaScribe and
Veo,
without whom the conference would not be possible in this form.
We hope to see you all in London soon! Don't forget to register as soon as possible if you're planning on joining us, so we can order enough food and drinks!
There's also a hackfest after the conference. If you're planning on joining us for the hackfest you must register separately for that, by 21 October 2025 at the latest.
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What is GStreamer?
GStreamer is a library for constructing graphs of
media-handling components. The applications it supports range from simple
Ogg/Vorbis playback, audio/video streaming to complex audio (mixing) and video
(non-linear editing) processing.
Applications can take advantage of advances in codec and filter technology
transparently. Developers can add new codecs and filters by writing a
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