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MediaDevices
DESCRIPTION
mediadevices is a Go library developed by the Pion WebRTC team that enables real-time access to audio and video devices for building native Go applications involving media streaming and conferencing. It provides a cross-platform, unified API for capturing and manipulating media streams and is often used in combination with Pion WebRTC for peer-to-peer communications. Its support for device enumeration, media constraints, and frame processing makes it a powerful building block for custom voice and video solutions in Go.
Features
- Cross-platform media capture API in Go
- Works with Pion WebRTC for full communication stacks
- Audio and video device enumeration and selection
- Media constraints and resolution control
- Raw media frame access for processing or effects
- Support for multiple video backends (v4l2, AVFoundation, etc)
- Built for real-time, low-latency applications
Programming Language
Go
Categories
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