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Latest posts about Media over QUIC and real-time media streaming
Stuff was added, stuff was removed, stuff was changed for no reason at all.
MoQ is like Lightning McQueen. But it's a live networking protocol, not an animatronic sports car in a fictional movie produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures.
Multiple months of patch notes extraordinaire for your eyeballs.
There are ways to do voice AI without being traumatized by WebRTC.
Using MoQ for REAL-TIME BIDIRECTIONAL STREAMING. Gameboy games!
I'm on a boat.
First class support for MoQ in OBS... via a fork. Go forth and integrate libmoq into all of your favorite tools still using C for some reason.
Do you need to use MoQ? What are we even doing with our lives?
It turns out there's actually a bunch of people behind MoQ not named `kixelated`
Maybe join us in Uruguay this year? We'll be working on MoQ and stuff.
The coolest app for cool people. hang.live is a MoQ conferencing app built without even a trace of WebRTC. Try it, invite a friend, and perhaps yoink the code that powers it.
We have a winner! Cloudflare has released a technical preview of their MoQ CDN. Now you can use MoQ at scale with style and grace.
Setting up TLS is a pain, but it's a requirement for HTTPS. QUIC and WebTransport introduce even more pain. We like pain, right?
Embrace the median and yet be the outlier when using AI tools. Not MoQ related, oops.
Yolo. Time for a startup.
Media over Transfork over WebTransport over QUIC over UDP over IP over Ethernet over Fiber over Light over Space over Time
Have our benevolent W3C overlords allowed us to use Rust in the browser yet?
Time to take another stab at it.
Concealing packet loss is harder than you think.
Rethink your approach. *Unless you're doing something dope.
Most of QUIC's killer features aren't obvious or documented. Time to change that.
Low-latency, high bitrate, mass fan-out is hard. Who knew?
The long path to use something else for real-time media.
Eight years of progress at Twitch with various distribution protocols.