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One of the talks I would have presented at #FOSDEM, had I not fallen ill, was on #VirtualOrchestration, and particularly my personal workflow in that regard. It sucked not being able to talk about it in person there, so I decided to write about it instead.
It's a long post, but hopefully interesting enough... I'm particularly interested to hear about how you do it instead (if you do), and if my approach makes sense. Boosts welcome!
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@sknob @lminiero thank you for describing your journey to your new website 👍 It was fun to read 😃
What a performance boost, your work really paid off!I've picked #PicoCSS as a lightweight frontend framework, so i didn't have to start from the ground up and still keep a small footprint. They have light/dark mode support. Maybe useful for the next incarnation of your website?
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Janus & Justice: The Open WebRTC Revolution - Lorenzo Miniero - E88
Special thank you to @[email protected]
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Good day all! Upcoming episode of Fireside Fedi!
Special Guest: @[email protected]
I'm getting older but, unlike whisky, I'm not getting any better. Author of the Janus WebRTC Server, the imquic QUIC library and the KIAVC adventure engine, and a VERY amateur musician (and an even more amateur game developer)
So don't miss it!
It will happen on 04/05/26 at 08:30 US Eastern Time ( UTC-4 )
🔥 FIRESIDE FEDI — FOLLOW ALL THREE! 🔥
📺 Live: @[email protected] (#livestream)
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Don't miss out — follow all three! #firesidefedi #fediverse #fedi #interview #freesoftware #opensource #userfreedom #freedom #resistance
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Good day all! Upcoming episode of Fireside Fedi!
Special Guest: @[email protected]
I'm getting older but, unlike whisky, I'm not getting any better. Author of the Janus WebRTC Server, the imquic QUIC library and the KIAVC adventure engine, and a VERY amateur musician (and an even more amateur game developer)
So don't miss it!
It will happen on 04/05/26 at 08:30 US Eastern Time ( UTC-4 )
🔥 FIRESIDE FEDI — FOLLOW ALL THREE! 🔥
📺 Live: @[email protected] (#livestream)
🎬 VOD: @[email protected] (#Peertube #VOD)
🔔 Alerts: @[email protected] (new shows!)
Don't miss out — follow all three! #firesidefedi #fediverse #fedi #interview #freesoftware #opensource #userfreedom #freedom #resistance
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10 months. 342 commits. Dearest people of the Fediverse, may I present:
Hyper 8 Video System _ 1.0 _ – A static site generator for video publishing
https://simonrepp.com/hyper8/For screenshots, videos and written notes on everything that happened in these last releases, check out the rich release pages for 1.0 (https://simonrepp.com/hyper8/changes/1.0.0/) and its equally feature-packed predecessors at https://simonrepp.com/hyper8/changes/
These major developments in 2025 were made possible through a project grant from https://netidee.at, an open source funding programme by the austrian https://www.internetstiftung.at/ – thank you so much for supporting this work and enabling tools that benefit independent artists, communities and organisations worldwide!
I would also like to say a huge thank you to all of you out there already running your own Hyper 8 sites, testing, reporting, contributing, donating, giving feedback and being just all-out positive and supportive on this journey, it really means a lot to me and makes a big difference!
For this latest release, special shout-out to @branpos, @arnauld, @evilpeacock, @lminiero & @jpburstrom for helping out on these last meters!
1.0 is now out for all platforms and is accompanied by a new, video-augmented tutorial, completely overhauled documentation and more available packages than ever – Enjoy!
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Numerical Hexadecimal Arithmetical Mathematical – NHAM Mixtape 16
Welcome to the 16th edition of a fine showcase of 12 Fedi musicians. Count it in with me: a-one, a-two, a-one, two, three, four…
As ever there’s a radio show version of this mixtape with some chat about the tracks. That can be found on Audio Interface (@audiointerface) from the first Monday of the month as well as featuring in NHAM Radio‘s Mixtape Mondays and Thursdays slots.
⬇️ Click below to begin playing, and keep the page open to hear the mix in full.
[If viewing from the Fediverse you need to click here to listen to the mixtape on NHAM]
1. Plaits Space II by AmbientSpace
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Ambience in the wiggly, wobbly, upbeat sense for take off. Ambient Space is Chris Mills, an electronic music producer from New Zealand, a french horn lover and one of the finest proponents of bonkwave.
@ambientspace2. Izanami by DebonaireToast
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Up and down like a Weston donkey, this groove hits the spot, pausing only for dial up nostalgia. Traditionally a fine artist, a photographer, a graphic designer and video editor, Alabama-based Nadia Purge aka Mandi Cook has in more recent years added music production to her wide skill set, making tunes as “DebonaireToast” inspired by dark, electronic, ambient and electro-industrial dance music.
@debonairetoast3. Jumpsuit by Humanoid No More
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Rave piano. Need I say more? Nope. Never. But also: cut vocal shouts, airy sweeps, darkened tones, bass beats. Mega blend! Creating beats loosely between hip-hop and house, Humanoid No More are a duo based in British Columbia. “Jumpsuit” comes from their recently released Tropical Moon EP.
@dtronic4. ١٠٦ by she hacked you
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I just can’t get hacked enough. Delightfully dancey, wonderfully wistful. Representing Cairo at it’s hottest, she hacked you is a comatose day–dreamer, night-timer and party–crasher also known as ekis.
@ekis5. One Thread by Shannon Curtis vs control
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One Fedi star remixes another. Damned if I won’t survive. A superb example of the remix work available from control.org, who is always open to donate-what-you-can sound design commissions. For anyone wanting a remix you can find all of the info at control.org where there is also news of a covers album, an original album, and a remix EP all dropping at the back-end of the year. Now that’s control.
@shannoncurtis @controlfreak6. Say What You Wanna Say by C.Circo
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Take my arm and bounce with me. Now kick. More delicious dance from Ottawan electronic music producer C Circo. The track is from his brilliant “Metamorph” album released this year after a period of downtime, having found renewed energy to do so by the Fedi Scene and in particular the bonkwave community.
@CCirco7. Mr. Decimal by Blix Byrd
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This just grabs and pulls with textures finely layered and vocals strongly piercing. And the break down, oh the break down. Blix Bird represents the most recent adventurous, experimental, intelligent sounds from Alison Wilder, and Mr. Decimal comes from her LP “IX” – an album that demands your attention and asks you to climb with the composer over a barbed-wire fence and in to a world probably not quite like your own, full of stinging and prickly things, where there is a freedom but perhaps little love.
@alisynthesis8. Rejection by Lorenzo Miniero
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Turns out there’s a beauty to be found in the vast open space carved out by rejection. The movie sample at the end is actually an introduction to the next song (Resentment) on the album. -Each song on “R U There?” has the same, forming a narrative through the mind and its emotions as you listen through the progressive rock journey from start to finish. Lorenzo himself is an open source software developer and accomplished musician from Napoli.
@lminiero9. Continuity by Chris Harris
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A gorgeously crafted track. Continuity is a homage to Vangelis (electric piano at start), David Gilmour (lap steel in middle) and Mike Oldfield (Squier Strat at close), with even a very quick nod to John Williams hidden in there. It was written at a time of physical pain from kidney stones, which Chris says may have contributed to it sounding more melancholy than he’d expected. That and the cellos (from Spitfire Audio’s “BBC SO” and “Abbey Road ONE” orchestral plugins)! Chris, from my old stomping ground in Bristol, is an extremely prolific musician who utilises all manner of instruments and produces a wide scope of musical output.
@headfirstonly10. Seventeen Carrots by sideSister
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Look who’s back! Discerning and fun as ever. Combining some of the lesser-spotted instruments and oozing originality. Seventeen Carrots is the opening track to their brand new album, “Space For You”, which is out this month! The third Kiwi act in this mixtape, Sidesister are dynamic mother and daughter duo Leigh and Aelyth, who fret that modern life has little room for the undisciplined in “Seventeen Carrots”. “Space For You” is a ten track LP which takes a look at our world and considers ways they can make it into a world they’d prefer to live in.
@elsemusic11. Artifiko by Camilo Bravo
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More expert combination of rhythms, sounds and textures, this time out of Quito in Ecuador. A programmer by day and musician by night, Camilo hosts the musicians.today Mastodon instance as a community for musicians of all levels, instruments, regions, languages, and genres. “Artifiko” comes from his 2023 album “Volatil”, for which he captured himself recording and editing every sound put in to all 16 songs of the album. Quite remarkable. Although I did see some daylight in the videos so I reckon the programming may have taken a bit of a backseat in 2023!
@cambraca12. Juliregn by RYA!
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Wow. What a way to finish a mixtape full of beauty and intelligence. No matter when or where you’re listening you’re sure to leave this session feeling the refreshing warmth of rain in Northern Hemisphere July. Thank you RYA! The 8-piece band from Umeå take inspiration from nature, Swedish folk, jazz and electronic pop. Described as a song for people who continue to hope despite having doubts, “Juliregn” is from their latest album, “Mareld över Kvarken”.
@rya#Bandcamp #bonkwave #Faircamp #FediMusic #Hot #mixtape #music #NHAM #NHAMmixtapes #playlist
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Just did my presentation on #imquic, my attempt at working on a QUIC library for real-time media, so #roq (RTP Over QUIC) and #moq, in #openmedia. Seemed well received, so I'm happy! You can find the slides at the link below, where a recording will also pop up soon in case you missed it
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Time for Tim Panton to talk about video latency reduction in the #openmedia session at #fosdem 🙏🏼
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We're getting really close to #FOSDEM in #Brussels, and after having missed it last year, I'm quite excited!
Your truly will present #QUIC #MoQ stuff at #openmedia on Saturday (13:50), while on Sunday afternoon we'll have our first #MusicProduction devroom, where I'll talk about #VirtualOrchestration
Will I see you there? 🙏
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Merry Christmas to me! (and to you, of course, but mainly to me)
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I took some time to write down a blog post about #Juturna, our new open source project aimed at making it easier to implement real-time AI pipelines, whether involving #Janus or not.
While I wrote the blog post, this is actually a work authored and maintained by my colleagues Antonio and Paolo: with its modular and extensible nature, hopefully it will be useful to you as well!
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If you're in Krakow for RTC.ON, don't miss the presentation my colleague Antonio will make there tomorrow! He's been working on a new cool project called #Juturna for real-time AI pipelines, which we've been using with #Janus ourselves. The event is usually streamed live, so I'll share a link when I have one 🙏
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I was just gifted a #sitar that had been sitting in a garage for years... I wonder if I'll be able to make it shine, sooner or later, considering it needs to be restringed and I have no clue where to start 😂
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I just uploaded my slides for the "RTP Over QUIC: An Interesting Opportunity Or Wasted Time?" talk I gave at Kamailio World 2025. As the title says, I introduced RTP over #QUIC (#ROQ) and my new #imquic library, with a few observations on what future this may have, if any (especially considering most of the focus is on #MoQ instead)
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I spent some time writing about some recent efforts I made involving the Janus AudioBridge plugin to facilitate SIP dial-out and cascaded mixing. Hope you'll enjoy it!
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Just a few weeks until #fosdem, where I'll give two talks:
1. "imquic, a QUIC library for real-time media" at the #RTC devroom, on my #quic, #roq, #moq library, and
2. "Become an orchestra composer using FOSS!" at the #OpenMedia devroom, on my workflow to write/arrange/mix orchestral music.My submission on KIAVC (adv. game engine) to the lightning talks was ignored for the 3rd year in a row, instead, so I guess I'll take the hint and shelf it forever 😁
See you there?
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Whether you celebrate it or not, we have an early #Christmas gift for you... the #QUIC library I've been working on is now open source! Learn more about it and how I've been using it as a playground for #RoQ and #MoQ!
Happy holidays! 🎄
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Another self present for Christmas... who said git is just for developers? 😁
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After my intro post a few weeks ago, I wrote about my first steps in real-time media on #QUIC by playing with RTP Over QUIC (#RoQ), sharing some details on the interop tests we've done at the #ietf120 hackathon as well. A post #MoQ will follow soon too, but in the meanwhile I hope you'll enjoy this! Feedback welcome 😁
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Looking forward to this #ietf #hackathon here in Vancouver to see if the RTP Over QUIC and Media Over QUIC code I've written so far is entirely broken 😁
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Finally found some time to make my #WHEP client send an offer instead of waiting for one: may be helpful to others too, especially if GStreamer's whepsrc isn't an option yet (it isn't available on Fedora yet, for instance)