Fluendo excels in browser media engines and CEF-based embedded solutions, seamlessly integrating GStreamer with WebAssembly for optimal web codec support.
Browsers are the ultimate application development example, leveraging the latest technologies for better performance and resource efficiency. Fluendo has extensive experience working on the core of the most popular browsers, including Chromium (Chrome, Opera, Edge, etc.), WebKit (Safari, WebKitGTK, etc.), and Firefox.
Media capture and playback are essential features in modern browsers. Nearly all browsers are built on FFmpeg or implement custom engines for video processing. Chromium, for example, has developed a sophisticated media GPU component to handle platform-specific hardware encoders and decoders. A standout area of Fluendo’s proficiency is the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF), an open-source framework for embedding Chromium-based browsers within other applications. Our clients in the Virtual Desktop Access (VDA) industry widely use this technology for multimedia redirection.
Browsers are the ultimate application development example, leveraging the latest technologies for better performance and resource efficiency. Fluendo has extensive experience working on the core of the most popular browsers, including Chromium (Chrome, Opera, Edge, etc.), WebKit (Safari, WebKitGTK, etc.), and Firefox.
Media capture and playback are essential features in modern browsers. Nearly all browsers are built on FFmpeg or implement custom engines for video processing. Chromium, for example, has developed a sophisticated media GPU component to handle platform-specific hardware encoders and decoders. A standout area of Fluendo’s proficiency is the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF), an open-source framework for embedding Chromium-based browsers within other applications. Our clients in the Virtual Desktop Access (VDA) industry widely use this technology for multimedia redirection.
In recent years, Fluendo has advanced the integration of GStreamer with WebAssembly (WASM). This project aims to:
Visit gst.wasm in GitHub to follow the project.
In recent years, Fluendo has advanced the integration of GStreamer with WebAssembly (WASM). This project aims to:
Visit gst.wasm in GitHub to follow the project.
The GStreamer Spring Hackfest 2025 is an event where the GStreamer community gathers to meet in person and work on GStreamer-related topics. It’s a great opportunity to meet face-to-face the people you usually talk to on Matrix, Discourse, and through merge requests on GitLab, and enjoy quality time together in a beautiful city around code, food, and drinks. This year, Nice welcomed us with …
A new edition of Fluendo’s Innovation Days has ended, and it is time to share with you all our advances in the idea we presented last year: GstWASM, GStreamer for the Web. But, before getting into details, we would like to express our appreciation for all the positive feedback we have received from the attendees during the GStreamer Conference at A Coruña last year. Also, thank you to the event …
During Innovation Days at Fluendo, we had the opportunity to step aside from our daily work and duties and focus on the future. Focus on how new technologies can improve our day-to-day to be more efficient. Focus on how we interact with the vast amount of uncategorized information through new paradigms like AI-based chatbots. Focus on developing new ideas that can be the seed of future new …
Over a year ago, a client requested support for hardware-accelerated H.264 decoding for devices employing NVIDIA GPUs for CEF (on top of Chromium 97).
Fluendo explored diverse possible pathways and finally reached a solution called flu-va-drivers. From now on, it will be published in GitHub, announced to be open-sourced and licensed as MIT.
CEF is an open-source framework that embeds Chromium …