GStreamer Conference 2014
16-17 October 2014 · Congress Centre Düsseldorf · Düsseldorf, Germany
The 5th GStreamer Conference will again
be co-located with the Embedded Linux Conference Europe (ELCE),
LinuxCon Europe, and the Linux Plumbers Conference.
The event will be held on Thursday and Friday 16-17 October 2014 at
the Congress Centre Düsseldorf (CCD) in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Schedule
Click here for the conference schedule.
Details
The GStreamer Conference is a conference for developers, decision-makers,
community members, industry partners, and anyone else interested in the
GStreamer multimedia framework or Open Source and cross-platform multimedia.
Call for Papers
The call for papers is now closed and talk proposals can no longer be
submitted. Lightning talks may still be proposed though.
Showcase or Lightning Talks
If you don't think you have enough material for a full talk, but perhaps
just want to showcase something you're working on, or present a problem or
challenge you are facing or have solved, and that you think might be
interesting for others to hear about, why not submit a ca. 5-minute
mini-talk for our lightning talk/showcase event?
Simply send a quick mail to gstreamer-conference@lists.freedesktop.org above to reserve your slot (subject to availability). Lightning Talk submissions are still accepted.
Social Event
There will be a social event for registered attendees on
Thursday 16 October 2014 in the evening from 19.00-23.00h at the
Hausbar, Bolkerstraße 14,
40213 Düsseldorf, in the Altstadt (Old Town) district, just around the
corner of the U Heinrich-Heine Allee U-Bahn/Underground stop.
Food and Drink will be provided, including vegetarian options.
Please don't forget to bring your badge.
Schedule and speakers list
We have an exciting range of topics and speakers lined up for you
this year:
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A New Tracing Subsystem for GStreamer · Stefan Sauer, Google
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Cross-Platform WebRTC with GStreamer · Robert Swain, Ericsson
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GStreamer, Negotiate all the things · Edward Hervey
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HTML5, the Web and GStreamer · Luis de Bethencourt, Samsung
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GStreamer State of the Union · Tim Müller, Centricular
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Kurento: Creating a GStreamer-based Media Server for Real-Time Communication Services · Luis López Fernández
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Image Conversion · Wim Taymans, RedHat
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Stereoscopic 3D Video · Jan Schmidt, Centricular
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Trick Modes in GStreamer · Sebastian Dröge, Centricular
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Using Playbin in a Limited Resources Environment · Wonchul Lee, LG Electronics
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Implementing WebRTC capabilities for GStreamer: the case of the Kurento WebRtcEndpoint · Miguel París Díaz, Kurento
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Efficient multimedia support in QtWebKit on Raspberry Pi · Philippe Normand and Miguel Gómez, Igalia
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Validate your elements behaviour, Investigate your bugs and avoid regressions with gst-validate! · Thibault Saunier, Collabora
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GStreamer on Wayland overview · George Kiagiadakis, Collabora
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The Development of Video4Linux Decoder support · Nicolas Dufresne, Collabora
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Bridging the divide between GStreamer and a largely C++11 codebase · Cort Tompkins, IPConfigure
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GStreamer and digital television support · Reynaldo H. Verdejo Pinochet, Samsung
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MPEG-H 3D Audio, next generation audio compression standard · Tomasz Żernicki, Zylia
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GStreamer's role in Tizen · Chengjun Wang, Samsung
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HLS, DASH, MMS: Adaptive Streaming Formats in GStreamer · Thiago Sousa Santos, Collabora
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State-of-the-art GStreamer on Android with Java and Scala · Nenad V. Nikolić
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OpenGL Desktop/ES for the GStreamer 1.4 pipeline · Matthew Waters
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Over the top GStreamer · Alex Ashley and Darren Garvey, YouView
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GstHarness again - A follow up · Håvard Graff, Pexip
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Pexcision - Real-time media-detection testing-framework · Håvard Graff, Pexip
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Videocodec development with GStreamer · Stian Selnes, Pexip
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Porting Pexip Infinity to 1.x - Live pipeline challenges · Stian Selnes, Pexip
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GStreamer Continuous Integration · Edward Hervey
Smart Properties for Pipelines · Jeongseok Kim, LG Electronics
Lightning Talks:
- Time synchronization in multipoint audio streaming using GStreamer in 3DAudioSense system · Tomasz Żernicki, Zylia
- Testing Video4Linux Applications and Drivers · Hans Verkuil, Cisco
(the long version of this talk can be seen on Tuesday October 14 at 11:15am as part of ELCE)
- Automatic audio-video synchronisation measurement using GStreamer and OpenCV · Florent Thiery, UbiCast
- Pexcision - Real-time media-detection testing-framework · Pexip
- Using GStreamer to set up Raspberry Pi as a surveillance camera · Vivia Nikolaidou
- Low Power Audio pipeline with PulseAudio · Manohar Babu K, LG Electronics
- Dynamic switching of music playback on hardware/software pipelines for Low power Audio · Biju Malayil, LG Electronics
- The Linux DVB libdvbv5 library for digital TV applications · Mauro Carvalho Chehab, Samsung
- gnonlin? it's dead, jim (a new design for dynamic pipelines) · Mathieu Duponchelle
- Reducing the loading time with playbin · Hyejin Choi, LG CNS
- Secure RTP · Wim Taymans, RedHat
- Zero-copy inter-process video with FD passing · William Manley, stb-tester.com
- Special Interest Groups? · Edward Hervey
- RTMP - Challenges with testing and interop · Håvard Graff, Pexip
- Your talk here?
The full conference schedule is now available.
We hope you will be as excited about this years
schedule as we are. In addition to of course many in-depth GStreamer talks
we also have presentations on some of the most important core Linux
multimedia technologies like OpenGL and Wayland.
Who should join?
Anyone interested in open source cross-platform multimedia is encouraged
to join us at the GStreamer Conference 2014.
Whether you are a hobbyist or a student interested in the field of
multimedia, or working for a company using or looking to use GStreamer
in their products, this is the perfect event for you to network at and
to learn more about the latest technological breakthroughs in and around
GStreamer. The talks will target both developers and managers.
Registration
Registration is now open and will stay open until the conference.
Sign up for the GStreamer Conference here
There will be separate registration options for both professionals and for students and hobbyists:
Professional |
250 USD (until 31 July) |
Professional |
350 USD (from 1 August) |
Student/hobbyist |
100 USD |
The registration fee includes continental breakfast and lunch at the venue
on both conference days.
For those uncertain about whether to register as a professional or hobbyist,
the general rule is that if your company pays for you or sponsors you, you
are a professional, and if you personally pay you are a student or hobbyist.
If in doubt drop us a mail or just register as hobbyist. The important
thing is that you'll make it to the conference!
Speakers who do a longer presentation will receive a discount code, so if
you have submitted a talk or plan to submit a talk you may want to wait
with registration until a decision has been made as to whether your
proposal has been accepted.
Sponsors will receive a number of free registrations as part of the
sponsorship package.
Co-hosted conferences
There are a few other events taking place alongside or just before the
GStreamer Conference on October 16-17 this year, so if you are making
your way to Düsseldorf you might want to consider combining the GStreamer
Conference with some of the other events.
City
This year's conference will take place in
Düsseldorf,
the capital city of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia and centre
of the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan area.
Getting there
Düsseldorf airport (DUS) is the third largest airport in Germany with good
regional and international connections. Frankfurt/Main Airport (FRA),
Germany's primary international hub airport, is just 75-90 minutes away by
direct train. Some carriers offer fly+rail through tickets to Düsseldorf
central station (airport code QDU) via Frankfurt.
Places
The venue is a bit outside of town, but not too far away, and easily
reachable by car, taxi and public transport (see below).
The Altstadt (Old Town)
district in the centre is renowned for its bars, restaurants, shops,
museums and galleries.
Venue
The conference will take place in rooms 15 and 16 of the
CCD Congress Center
Düsseldorf, which is located in the south east corner of the
'Messe Düsseldorf' (i.e. the Düsseldorf fair/exhibition center) area, which
itself is located a bit outside the city center but within easy reach of
it. A taxi from the Altstadt should take ca. 10 minutes and cost around 12 EUR,
a taxi to/from the airport should be roughly the same.
The venue is served directly by
bus route 722
which zigzags from the central station (Hauptbahnhof = Düsseldorf Hbf)
through parts of the city centre and terminates directly in front of the
venue (every 12 mins or so). Bus route 896 connects directly to and from
Düsseldorf Airport (every 15 mins between 8.00h-19.30h).
Underground/metro lines U78/U79 may often provide a faster and more frequent
connection to/from the centre and also pass near the venue at stop
"Messe Ost/Stockumer Kirchstr.", from which it is a 10-15 minute walk to
the venue (ca. 1km, just over half a mile). Alternatively, there are a number
of busses (722, 896, and others) which will take you to the venue from there.
Map (pdf)
Hotels
This is just a small selection of hotels which may or may not be suitable.
Düsseldorf is an international business centre and tourist destination
and as such has many hotels and hostels in all price categories. The below
is merely a small selection, you can find more using the usual booking
engines. 'Stadtmitte' (city centre) north west of the central station
(Düsseldorf Hbf) towards the 'Altstadt' (old town) might be a convenient
area to be in, as it's close to the bars and restaurants of the Altstadt and
the U78/U79 metro that will take you to the venue or the centre also passes
through there.
Hilton and Radisson Blue Scandinavia
The Linux Foundation has negotiated a discounted rate
of €149 ($195) and €143 ($188) per night incl. taxes at the
Hilton Düsseldorf and the Radisson Blue Scandinavia Düsseldorf. Both are
located within easy reach (but not necessarily walking distance) of both
the venue and the Altstadt and close to U78/U79 metro stops. GStreamer
conference attendees may make use of these rates. Those looking for
something more luxurious will find something suitable near the
Königsallee ("Kö").
City Centre
These hotels are centrally located and at the time of writing had a
reaonable number of rooms left, but there are many smaller hotels in
the area which may be even better located or provide better value:
- Motel One Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof
- Mercure Hotel Düsseldorf City Centre
- ibis Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof
- Hotel Prinz Anton
- Novum Business Hotel Madison Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof
Keep in mind that there will also be a breakfast buffet at the venue.
Contact
If you have any questions about the GStreamer Conference or are considering
becoming a sponsor,
please contact
Tim-Philipp Müller.
Conference News and Updates
2014-October-13: The social event on Thursday 16 Oct in the evening is now confirmed to be at the Hausbar from 19.00-23.00h. Food and drink will be provided.
2014-October-08: The GStreamer project is pleased to welcome back Collabora as Silver sponsor
2014-October-07: the conference schedule with full talk abstracts and speaker bios is now available
2014-September-02: Hotel details have been added to the conference pages
2014-August-02: UbiCast is welcomed back as special media partner who will record the talks
2014-July-30: The GStreamer project is delighted to welcome back Google as Silver sponsor
2014-July-30: Paper submission is now closed, but Lightning talks (~5 mins) may still be submitted
2014-June-30: The call for papers is now open and talk proposals can be submitted
2014-June-22: The Sponsor brief is now available
2014-June-14: Registration now open
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