PipeWire: The New Multimedia Service, Now Ready for Automotive | ELCNA 2020

PipeWire is the new emerging open source project that aims to greatly improve both audio and video handling on Linux systems, both desktop and embedded. It was recently adopted by Automotive Grade Linux as the core audio framework because its design's flexibility makes it possible to address automotive requirements, replacing entirely previous solutions and addressing new use cases such as achieving ultra low latency with zero-copy media exchange, and allowing external session managers to define device policy logic.
In this talk, Julian is going to present the PipeWire project, how it evolved to overcome the automotive industry use cases, and what the current upstream status is. Julian will also present the WirePlumber policy management framework, which makes it easy to write use-case specific policy systems.
Presented by Julian Bouzas.
#PipeWire #GStreamer #AGL #Linux #AudioFramework #AutoGradeLinux #OpenSource #OSSummit #lfelc

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wow I have low latency audio. I just switched from pulseaudio. so far so good. I think this was a very needed piece of upgrade. If you are using pulseeffect then you will be happy chappie.

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