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Noticing something interesting heading into IBC this year.
A surprising number of substantial, functional updates across post-production apps and systems. Some flashy features, but even more small, practical additions people have been asking for for a long time.
My guess is this is AI-driven, though not in the "look, an AI feature" sense. More that AI tooling seems to be freeing up developer and designer time that used to go into back-end work, leaving more room to actually focus on function.
It's a nice development for us end users. I can't remember the last time I saw this many significant functional updates land in such a short window.
But I also see a flood of clearly vibe coded new entrants cloning existing tools. Hedge, for example, seems to have inspired what feels like a dozen alternatives lately. Makes me wonder how a company like that experiences this moment.
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Noticing something interesting heading into IBC this year.
A surprising number of substantial, functional updates across post-production apps and systems. Some flashy features, but even more small, practical additions people have been asking for for a long time.
My guess is this is AI-driven, though not in the "look, an AI feature" sense. More that AI tooling seems to be freeing up developer and designer time that used to go into back-end work, leaving more room to actually focus on function.
It's a nice development for us end users. I can't remember the last time I saw this many significant functional updates land in such a short window.
But I also see a flood of clearly vibe coded new entrants cloning existing tools. Hedge, for example, seems to have inspired what feels like a dozen alternatives lately. Makes me wonder how a company like that experiences this moment.
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Noticing something interesting heading into IBC this year.
A surprising number of substantial, functional updates across post-production apps and systems. Some flashy features, but even more small, practical additions people have been asking for for a long time.
My guess is this is AI-driven, though not in the "look, an AI feature" sense. More that AI tooling seems to be freeing up developer and designer time that used to go into back-end work, leaving more room to actually focus on function.
It's a nice development for us end users. I can't remember the last time I saw this many significant functional updates land in such a short window.
But I also see a flood of clearly vibe coded new entrants cloning existing tools. Hedge, for example, seems to have inspired what feels like a dozen alternatives lately. Makes me wonder how a company like that experiences this moment.
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Noticing a surprising number of substantial, functional updates in post-production apps and systems around IBC this year. Way more than usual and often small stuff people have been asking for for a while.
My guess is this is AI-driven, not in the "look, an AI feature" sense, but AI tooling freeing up developer/designer time that used to go into back-end work.
Curious to see if that holds up once I'm actually at the show. If it does, seems like a genuinely positive outcome from all this.
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CW: AI opinion
Noticing a surprising number of substantial, functional updates in post-production apps and systems around IBC this year. Way more than usual and often small stuff people have been asking for for a while.
My guess is this is AI-driven, not in the "look, an AI feature" sense, but AI tooling freeing up developer/designer time that used to go into back-end work.
Curious to see if that holds up once I'm actually at the show. If it does, seems like a genuinely positive outcome from all this.
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Noticing a surprising number of substantial, functional updates in post-production apps and systems around IBC this year. Way more than usual and often small stuff people have been asking for for a while.
My guess is this is AI-driven, not in the "look, an AI feature" sense, but AI tooling freeing up developer/designer time that used to go into back-end work.
Curious to see if that holds up once I'm actually at the show. If it does, seems like a genuinely positive outcome from all this.
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All set up and ready for #IBC2026 in #Amsterdam! Find us in Hall 5, Booth A54 (11–14 September) with demos of WPE running on embedded, multimedia use cases, graphics and the Linux Kernel. Come talk #OpenSource, multimedia, graphics, kernel and the web. Also, don't miss "What can GStreamer do for you?" by Enrique Ocaña González, tomorrow at 12:15 on Content Everywhere Stage 2, for a look at GStreamer's role in movie editing, WebRTC, and multimedia inside the WPE web browser. 🎬
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All set up and ready for #IBC2026 in #Amsterdam! Find us in Hall 5, Booth A54 (11–14 September) with demos of WPE running on embedded, multimedia use cases, graphics and the Linux Kernel. Come talk #OpenSource, multimedia, graphics, kernel and the web. Also, don't miss "What can GStreamer do for you?" by Enrique Ocaña González, tomorrow at 12:15 on Content Everywhere Stage 2, for a look at GStreamer's role in movie editing, WebRTC, and multimedia inside the WPE web browser. 🎬
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All set up and ready for #IBC2026 in #Amsterdam! Find us in Hall 5, Booth A54 (11–14 September) with demos of WPE running on embedded, multimedia use cases, graphics and the Linux Kernel. Come talk #OpenSource, multimedia, graphics, kernel and the web. Also, don't miss "What can GStreamer do for you?" by Enrique Ocaña González, tomorrow at 12:15 on Content Everywhere Stage 2, for a look at GStreamer's role in movie editing, WebRTC, and multimedia inside the WPE web browser. 🎬
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All set up and ready for #IBC2026 in #Amsterdam! Find us in Hall 5, Booth A54 (11–14 September) with demos of WPE running on embedded, multimedia use cases, graphics and the Linux Kernel. Come talk #OpenSource, multimedia, graphics, kernel and the web. Also, don't miss "What can GStreamer do for you?" by Enrique Ocaña González, tomorrow at 12:15 on Content Everywhere Stage 2, for a look at GStreamer's role in movie editing, WebRTC, and multimedia inside the WPE web browser. 🎬
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All set up and ready for #IBC2026 in #Amsterdam! Find us in Hall 5, Booth A54 (11–14 September) with demos of WPE running on embedded, multimedia use cases, graphics and the Linux Kernel. Come talk #OpenSource, multimedia, graphics, kernel and the web. Also, don't miss "What can GStreamer do for you?" by Enrique Ocaña González, tomorrow at 12:15 on Content Everywhere Stage 2, for a look at GStreamer's role in movie editing, WebRTC, and multimedia inside the WPE web browser. 🎬
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We’re heading to IBC in Amsterdam! 🇳🇱
Join us at Booth A63 in Hall 14 to catch our live demos of GStreamer Analytics, standalone XR remote rendering, and our MediaTek Genio-powered Magic Mirror.
See you there! https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/news-and-events/from-ai-video-analytics-to-xr-streaming-at-ibc-2026.html
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Schedule for Week 37 of 2026:
All times in CEST
11/09 21:00 - Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker
I'll be away on Saturday and Sunday for #IBC2026