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Native application development for high-performance multimedia

Fluendo delivers high-performance native applications tailored for Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS. Our multimedia solutions are designed for efficient cross-platform functionality.

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Optimized performance with desktop and mobile native solutions

While web development is highly proficient today, native solutions remain attractive due to their superior performance, resource efficiency, and enhanced access to device features.

Fluendo has extensive experience creating native software for desktop and mobile platforms. On the desktop side, we specialize in building cross-platform applications that run seamlessly on Linux, Windows, and macOS. We also have experience in cross-compilation, which streamlines development and workflows across different systems, ensuring consistency and efficiency. For mobile, Fluendo excels in developing high-performance software for both Android and iOS.

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Maximizing reliability with advanced technologies

Performance is always great. Our expertise spans a range of technologies, including C, C++, Rust, SIMD, Direct3D, Vulkan, OpenGL, CUDA, and OpenCL, to fully leverage available hardware resources.

We understand that working with low-level languages can introduce stability challenges. That’s why we specialize in optimizing performance and reliability. To enhance these critical aspects, we ensure the development using robust testing suites.

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Low-latency marine streaming with Rust and GStreamer
broadcasting, application-development, gstreamer, outsource

Low-latency marine streaming with Rust and GStreamer

The request

Fluendo’s Consulting Services team was approached to develop a video streaming solution for marine scenarios. The architecture should support multiple cameras from the devices streamed with low latency to the various clients who connect to it.

The client is a global company that provides marine insights through robotics and data analytics. Their solution aims to reduce the …

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GStreamer course in Rust
broadcasting, application-development, training

GStreamer course in Rust

Overview

The GStreamer framework’s core is written in C programming language. Still, it was designed with the possibility of being used from other programming languages that may be conceptually different from C. It is achieved through the language bindings and a technology called Glib Dynamic Type System: glib serves as a layer between the framework (GStreamer in this case) and a certain …

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Recasting and Recording System (RRS) a case study by Fluendo
broadcasting, application-development, gstreamer, outsource

Recasting and Recording System (RRS) a case study by Fluendo

The request

Fluendo’s Consulting Services team was approached to develop a Recasting and Recording System (RRS). This RRS was required to function as a backend service integrated into the client’s product portfolio.

The client is a global leader in audio and video solutions, specializing in processing, analyzing, managing, and storing audio and video across various formats, including …

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How to cross-compile GStreamer for embedded systems
gstreamer, application-development, guidance

How to cross-compile GStreamer for embedded systems

Cross-compiling GStreamer can be worthwhile when working on embedded systems, especially if you need to compile it multiple times. That was the case of our work with NVIDIA Jetson TX2 for an internal project, and that’s why we decided to share our findings with everyone interested in this process. 

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of cross-compiling GStreamer, …

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