Membrane Framework - the true story of (...)
summary
Membrane is an Elixir multimedia framework used in production for a Twitch‑style fitness MVP that streams from iPhones using a hardware H.264 encoder over RTP into an Elixir Phoenix backend and repackages streams as HLS files stored on Google Cloud Storage. The pipeline uses UDP source, RTP parser, jitter buffers, payloaders and dynamic pads, and v5 adds reusable bins to encapsulate common chains. A seven‑person team builds it over three years, and WebRTC support is underway with several months of work remaining.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:30Streamer
- 7:05Membrane Framework
- 11:52Rtp
- 16:00Transport
- 17:38Pipeline
- 21:26Evolution
- 23:20Why use it
- 24:40What next
- 27:32Status quo
- 28:31More information
- 29:25QA
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