The Sterowanie24 team has created and published a web-based remote lighting control project and exhibition, and they are using OvenMediaEngine to stream it with low latency.

We would like to introduce you to a good use case of a successful online conference using OvenMediaEngine and OvenPlayer. This conference, held from August 18th to 19th, 2021, is called the IoTcube Conference 2021. The IoTcube Conference is a prestigious conference in computer security in Korea and is now in its 5th year. We were honored to use our technology at this conference.

Stefano Mazzoni leveraged OME’s sub-second latency streaming technology to create the Webinar System for Religious Nonprofit Organizations. He/she shared this use case to contribute to OvenMediaEngine. Let’s read this story!

This article has been shared from Russia. Thank you, Alexander, for writing this article.

Vitrag Mehta, an avid user of OvenMeidaEngine, has created a video conferencing and collaboration tool in-house. Let’s see how he/she used OME’s sub-second latency streaming technology.

We carried out several tests to perform the Sub-Second Latency Streaming concept of OvenMediaEngine in a better way. First, we announced each test result that used OBS and OvenLiveKit (GitHub) as live encoders last June through AirenSoft’s Twitter. Then, we executed the update of OvenLiveKit, OvenMediaEngine, and OvenPlayer after collecting the weak points found from the tests.

This is the 4th session of the Metadata series, and let me explain Audio Metadata. Note that this article is talking about the basics of audio metadata, not a reference to professional audio technology.

We are working OvenMediaEngine (OME), an open-source project that streams by a latency of less than 1 second and is available using WebRTC protocol. Furthermore, in the OME project, we intend to develop and introduce a P2P Delivery function that can save system resources and budget during streaming.

This is the third session of the Metadata series. First, let’s study the Aspect Ratio. Aspect Ratio means the ratio of the screen. However, the ratio of the screen is a different concept from Frame Size that we learned before. While the Frame Size is the length of the width and height, the Aspect Ratio is the ratio of the width and height based on the size determined by the Frame Size.

Today, we will talk about Frame Size following Frame Rate. The** Frame** is defined as one still image. The word Size is combined with the frame, so you can see that the phrase size means the video screen size.