Projects sharing features with Gpac

MPC-BE is a cross-format video player and Windows media player designed for the local playback of audio and video files. It functions as a DirectShow media player, utilizing the DirectShow framework to render a wide variety of digital media formats on Windows systems. The project focuses on high-quality video rendering and the playback of high-resolution files. It employs a custom renderer pipeline and Direct3D surface rendering to manage scaling, color space conversion, and low-latency display. The player incorporates hardware-accelerated decoding to offload decompression to the GPU and sup

IINA is a high-performance media player for macOS built on the mpv engine. It serves as a video player with broad codec support and a web media streamer that uses plugins to stream and download online video content for local playback. The application features a customizable multimedia interface with flexible themes and layouts tailored for the macOS desktop. It integrates a JavaScript scripting engine and a plugin system to extend player functionality and parse media URLs from the web. Core capabilities include multimedia playback with support for subtitles and playlists, as well as a pictur

mpv.net is a Windows graphical user interface for the mpv media player. It serves as a customizable multimedia frontend and hardware-accelerated video player that renders high-fidelity video and audio content. The project distinguishes itself by providing a searchable graphical interface for managing player settings and configuration files, alongside a themeable visual style. It supports extensibility through a scripting engine and allows for external playback management via JSON-based communication and command line interfaces. The application covers a broad range of media playback capabilit

VLC is a cross-platform multimedia player and framework designed to decode and render virtually any audio or video format, network stream, or physical disc without requiring external codecs. It functions as both a standalone application and a portable library, providing a modular architecture that allows developers to integrate playback, filtering, and streaming capabilities into third-party software. The project distinguishes itself through a highly modular plugin-based engine that supports real-time media processing, including format transcoding and the application of audio and video filter

This is a cross-platform media processing library that reads, writes, encodes, and decodes media in both browser and server environments. It supports common container formats including ISOBMFF, Matroska, Ogg, MPEG-TS, and HLS, and handles codec operations through a combination of WebCodecs API and WebAssembly-based encoders. Media is processed in streaming pipelines that maintain constant memory usage and automatically apply backpressure from output speed to all upstream components. The library distinguishes itself through a plugin-based codec registration system that allows extending support

Rise Media Player is a desktop media management suite designed for the Windows platform. It functions as a unified interface for organizing and playing audio and video content sourced from local drives, network-attached storage, and cloud providers. The application distinguishes itself through a modular plugin architecture that allows for extended functionality, including the automatic retrieval of artist imagery and track metadata from third-party services. It also features built-in support for local network casting, enabling users to stream media directly to compatible hardware devices such

Simpl is an HTML, CSS, and JavaScript example library that provides a collection of minimal functional demonstrations of core web technologies and native browser APIs. It serves as a reference implementation and pattern gallery for frontend development, offering practical examples of how to implement common web features. The project showcases a wide range of browser capabilities, including real-time web communication via WebSockets and WebRTC, responsive web design techniques for adaptive layouts, and the implementation of offline workflows using service workers. It also provides demonstratio

jellyfin-android is an Android media server client used to stream movies, television shows, and music from a remote server to mobile devices. It functions as a cross-platform media player that supports direct streaming, remote transcoding for incompatible formats, and the integration of external subtitles. The application serves as a Chromecast media controller, allowing users to cast server-hosted content to compatible televisions and speakers. It also acts as a digital library viewer for browsing photo collections and reading ebooks, comics, and magazines stored on a remote server. Beyond

This project is a declarative visualization library and geospatial framework designed for rendering large-scale data sets within web browsers. It functions as a high-performance graphics engine that leverages hardware acceleration to display complex 2D and 3D visual layers, enabling the visualization of millions of data points through a structured, component-based syntax. The framework distinguishes itself through its ability to synchronize custom data visualizations with third-party mapping platforms. By managing camera states and coordinate systems, it allows developers to overlay high-perf

This project is a Java GUI framework used to build cross-platform desktop, mobile, and embedded applications. It centers on a hardware accelerated graphics engine that provides 2D and 3D visualizations and visual effects, complemented by a reactive UI binding system for synchronizing data and interface updates. The framework distinguishes itself through the FXML markup language, which separates the visual structure of an interface from its procedural logic. It also includes a dedicated CSS styling engine that allows for the customization of component appearances using external stylesheets and

This repository provides a collection of reference implementations and practical demonstrations for using WebRTC to establish real-time audio, video, and data communication. It contains code samples for negotiating peer-to-peer connections, managing media streams, and utilizing low-latency data channels. The project demonstrates the capture of audio and video from hardware devices, as well as the redirection of canvas element content into media streams. It includes examples of transferring arbitrary text and binary data between peers and managing the negotiation of direct connections. The sa

HandBrake is an open-source media converter and video transcoding application designed to process digital video and audio files. It functions as a desktop utility that converts media from nearly any format into widely supported codecs, facilitating video format conversion and the optimization of files for specific playback requirements. The software serves as a tool for digital media archiving, allowing users to compress and preserve high-quality video into manageable formats. It also functions as a DVD and Blu-ray ripper, enabling the extraction and conversion of content from physical optica

TagSpaces is an offline-first file tagging and organization platform that lets you manage local files with portable metadata stored directly in filenames or sidecar JSON files, eliminating the need for a central database. It functions as a full-text file search engine, a Kanban board file organizer, a local AI file assistant, an S3-compatible cloud file manager, and a web clipper and bookmark manager, all within a single application. The project distinguishes itself through a local-first architecture where all file operations, indexing, and AI processing run entirely on the device, with cloud

Streamlink is a command line video stream extractor that retrieves direct stream URLs from online services for use in external media players. It functions as a local media stream pipe, redirecting raw video data from web services into local files or players via standard input or HTTP. The project includes a headless browser stream scraper to intercept network requests and extract media data from script-heavy websites, alongside a dedicated processor for HLS and DASH segmented media streams. The tool utilizes a modular video plugin framework, allowing support for new streaming platforms to be

This project is an RTMP media streaming SDK and a real-time communication framework designed for pushing and playing audio and video streams. It provides tools for interactive broadcasting, low-latency voice and video calls, and a cross-platform media player compatible with Windows, iOS, and Android. The toolkit enables interactive live broadcasting with support for multi-host interactions and the ability to push streams to distribution servers via CDN. It includes a cloud recording manager for capturing live sessions and saving them as files to cloud storage, along with a system for composit

This project is a C-based media engineering guide and multimedia processing framework designed for managing codecs, frames, and packets within the FFmpeg and Libav ecosystem. It provides technical documentation and implementation patterns for transcoding, remuxing, and resizing video and audio data. The project includes a containerized development environment that encapsulates required media libraries and toolchains within a virtual image to ensure consistent build environments. The framework covers a range of multimedia engineering workflows, including adaptive bitrate streaming, media cont

OpenUSD is a framework for authoring and exchanging scalable, time-sampled 3D scene data across digital content creation tools. It serves as a 3D scene interchange standard and interoperable data format to ensure consistency and compatibility when transferring environments between diverse graphics applications. The project functions as an incremental 3D data streamer, transmitting scene descriptions in small increments to allow the loading and display of visual content without interrupting the user experience. It provides capabilities for 3D scene authoring, standardized data exchange, and t

Android Media is a framework library providing the primary system components for audio and video playback, session management, and media routing on Android. It includes a multimedia API for processing raw media streams, managing MIDI devices, and rendering video frames. The project features a dedicated metadata manager for organizing descriptive labels, content channels, and DRM configurations, alongside a session controller that synchronizes playback state with external controllers and manages media shortcuts for wearable devices. The library covers a broad range of capabilities including a

Plex Media Player is a client application designed for streaming and playing audio and video content from remote media servers. It functions as a home theater interface, providing a graphical environment optimized for large-screen displays and remote control navigation. The software is built to operate across various desktop operating systems and can be deployed as part of custom embedded Linux media systems. The application utilizes a high-performance media playback engine based on a command-line media player core, which offloads video decoding to hardware to support high-resolution content.

This project is a media player software and digital television receiver designed for rendering a wide variety of audio and video file formats and digital broadcast signals. It functions as a DirectShow media player, providing a video rendering interface for managing output settings and visual quality. The software includes capabilities for digital television tuning, enabling the capture, recording, and playback of live broadcast signals via compatible hardware tuner cards. It also features hardware-accelerated media decoding and internal decoder integration to ensure multi-format playback acr

This project is a high-performance, terminal-based media player designed for efficient audio and video playback. It utilizes a modular decoding core to handle a wide range of multimedia formats while offloading frame processing to platform-specific hardware-accelerated rendering pipelines to minimize CPU overhead. Beyond its standalone utility, the software functions as an embeddable multimedia engine, providing a native library interface that allows external applications to integrate its advanced decoding and rendering capabilities directly into their own interfaces. The player is distinguis

This project is a technical guide and implementation library for advanced visual effects and hardware-accelerated animations using the Core Animation framework on iOS. It provides a comprehensive reference for creating high-performance motion graphics, custom graphic rendering, and the construction of 3D engines using perspective transforms and Z-axis manipulation. The collection distinguishes itself through a deep focus on GPU rendering optimization and graphics performance. It covers advanced strategies to maintain high frame rates, such as reducing offscreen rendering via shadow path optim

react-konva is a declarative React canvas graphics library and 2D vector graphics framework. It serves as a rendering engine and interactive canvas toolset that allows for the drawing and management of complex 2D shapes and graphics using a React component model. The library maps reactive component trees to an underlying object-oriented graphics scene graph, enabling the synchronization of visual states with application data. It provides specialized tools for building interactive graphical interfaces, including support for multi-touch gestures, drag-and-drop functionality, and real-time trans

Screenbox is a media player application designed for playing local and network video files. It functions as a network media streamer and a video casting client, enabling the browsing and streaming of media over a local network or to external remote viewing devices. The application features a picture-in-picture mode that detaches video content into a floating window that remains on top of other applications. It also supports gesture-based playback control, allowing users to seek through content and adjust volume levels using mouse or touch gestures. Additional capabilities include video frame

Pixi.js is a high-performance 2D graphics engine used to render interactive animations, sprites, and visual effects in web browsers. It functions as a WebGL 2D rendering engine and HTML5 graphics library designed to produce high-performance two-dimensional visuals. The project operates as a 2D sprite framework and a web-based visual effects engine, providing tools to apply filters, blend modes, and masks to real-time graphics. It also serves as an interactive web canvas API for handling multi-touch and mouse input to build responsive graphical user interfaces. The framework covers a broad se

Ijkplayer is a cross-platform media playback engine designed to provide consistent audio and video rendering across mobile devices. Built upon established open-source multimedia frameworks, it functions as a unified engine that leverages hardware-accelerated decoding to process diverse media formats. The project distinguishes itself by providing a comprehensive toolchain for compiling and configuring low-level media source code into native binary libraries. This allows developers to integrate high-performance playback directly into mobile applications, utilizing a pluggable output architectur

LX Music Mobile is an open-source music streaming client designed to provide a unified audio playback experience across mobile and desktop operating systems. It functions as a centralized interface that aggregates audio content from multiple online sources, allowing users to discover and stream media through a single application. The platform distinguishes itself by providing a consistent media control environment that abstracts platform-specific audio APIs, ensuring uniform playback behavior regardless of the underlying hardware. It supports the organization and management of personal music