Sean-Der

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by Sean-Der 1y ago
It's so exciting. Especially with Simulcast it will make it SO cheap/easy for people. I made https://github.com/Glimesh/broadcast-box in a hope to make self-hosting + WebRTC a lot easier :)
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
I am so incredibly excited for WebRTC broadcasting. I wrote up some reasons in the Broadcast Box[0] README and the OBS PR [1] Now that GStreamer, OBS and FFmpeg all have WHIP support we finally have a ubiquitous protocol for video broadcast
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FFmpeg merges WebRTC support(git.ffmpeg.org)
877 points by Sean-Der 1y ago|199 comments
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
I am so incredibly excited for WebRTC broadcasting. I wrote up some reasons in the Broadcast Box[0] README. Now that GStreamer, OBS and FFmpeg all have WHIP support we finally have a ubiquitous protocol for video broadcasting for all platfo
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FFmpeg Merges WebRTC Support(github.com)
11 points by Sean-Der 1y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: livekit-microcontroller-bridge stream audio/video from a tiny device(github.com)
2 points by Sean-Der 1y ago|0 comments
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Christmas Comes Early with AI Santa Demo(hackaday.com)
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Wizards of OBS, LLC vs. ByteDance Ltd. et al.(dockets.justia.com)
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
Lots of cool stuff getting built with this already! On X someone was posting little vehicles/toys that were being driven around. They were being driven by a speech input that was processed by some AI and that caused hardware functions
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
Fantastic project, and the team behind it is really good! The developers I have worked with are passionate about building things the right way (not just making it work/adding kludge). I felt like I was seeing the future when I saw the
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AI WebRTC Toy Demo (Libpeer and OpenAI Realtime API) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Sean-Der 1y ago|0 comments
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
Did you use the WebRTC/WHIP ingest for this?
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
sean @ pion.ly please email me any time. Offer is open for anyone. If you need help with WebRTC/Realtime API/Embedded I am here to help. I have an open meeting link on my website.
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
My plan is that Espressif’s WebRTC code[0] will hook up to pipe at [1] that gets you the freedom to do whatever you want. The design of OpenAI + WebRTC was to lean on WebRTC as much as possible to make it easier for users. [0] https:/
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
I hope these toys could be a joy/comfort for kids that don’t have a parent that cares. I poured hours into games/programming because it was a happy place away from school etc… These toys could be the same. This technology is neutr
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
I think it will always feel unnatural as long as 'AI Speech' is turn based. Right now developers used Voice Activity Detection to detect when the user has stopped talking. What would be REALLY cool is if we had something that woul
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
I get a `Request has expired` could you upload somewhere else?
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
This is wonderful, really great job on this! For me physical devices is when it really starts to feel magical. My pre-schooler never engaged with Speech-to-Speech examples I showed her on a screen. However, when I showed her a reindeer toy[
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by Sean-Der 1y ago
You have multiple implementations (Go, Python/Typescript) and servers (Janus/Jitsi) I was afraid if I pushed any software in particular it would dissuade other groups from using it
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
I’m glad you had fun with WebRTC. It’s super cool tech. If you are ever back in WebRTC land would loved to help https://pion.ly/discord The book is vendor agnostic. I wanted it to be timeless and vendor agnostic. The lack o
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
Depends! If you want unordered/non-sequential it could help. If you don’t care about those things could be more work for no value.
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
Why do you consider it the status quo? It isn’t used in servers, embedded devices or software like OBS. Yes it’s popular because of usage in Chromium/Mobile, but I don’t believe that qualifies it as status quo. aiortc is good enough to
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
Of course! I think the 'What, Why and How' captures the purpose and joy of learning. Nothing is better then getting lost in a fun problem. I don't want to just understand how it is solved, but the story about how it got solve
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
Of course! Glad you enjoyed it. If you have any feedback on how to make it better I would love to hear :)
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
WebRTC can create a NAT Mapping via STUN (UDP). https://webrtcforthecurious.com/docs/03-connecting/#nat-mapp... that is pretty powerful compared to Client/Server HTTP. Dependent on the firewall, but most I ha
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
I am so happy that WebRTC has so many implementations. Every developer thinks differently, it's good to have a implementation that matches your mindset. * https://github.com/shinyoshiaki/werift-webrtc (Typescript)
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
I need to finish it but 'Reading the SDP' I hope to solve with https://pe.pion.ly/ ( https://github.com/pion/explainer ). You can just your Offer/Answer in and interactively explore what h
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
Yep! ICE lets you try a bunch of different ports and protocols. So you can have a remote peer and try to contact it via UDP/TCP/TLS. You can even attempt via multiple interfaces (Wifi and 5G). You can then measure the packet loss&
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
I hope everyone enjoys WebRTC for the Curious (I am one of the authors). If you have any ideas on how to make it better I would love to hear :) WebRTC is absolutely magical. Having 'Web' in the name does it a disservice. I see it
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by Sean-Der 2y ago
What is the latest/greatest when it comes to voice models? Orpheus is what people have the most success with? I only concentrate on the WebRTC side, not aware of all the offerings.

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