We also would like to know if the new KMS will support VP9
After weeks of integration work, we have a first preview of what will become the newest version of the project: Kurento 7.0!
This release will come with updates for pretty much every underlying library used by Kurento, plus improvements and bug fixes for Kurento itself. But by a wide margin the most important change in this release is that we'll be completely dropping the old GStreamer 1.8 fork that Kurento had been maintaining since pretty much the beginning of the project, in favor of using the newest official version of GStreamer 1.14 as provided by Canonical in Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic).
Mario Junior is a great contributor who provided the first steps to make an experimental version of Kurento built upon the newest GStreamer; his work was further developed by Paulo Lanzarin and me during the 2019 BigBlueButton Developer Summit, a fantastic opportunity for hands-on cooperation with their engineering teams, to push and facilitate development of Kurento itself.
For now, all work is being done in the Git branch bionic-gstreamer, in several of the Kurento project repositories. Moving to a newer version of GStreamer is a big change, and we'll be running our End-to-End test suites, together with stress tests and other usage scenarios. Meanwhile, you are welcomed if you want to try out this new preview, and have some feedback to provide.
Let us know about any changes you perceive if you check out this version! things like crashes, warnings in the logs, performance regressions or improvements, etc. are all interesting to hear. This is a big update that will come with lots of improvements and bugfixes, but a bit of breakage is also expected in this early stage.
To test, you can do a local installation but using this repository:
deb [arch=amd64] http://ubuntu.openvidu.io/bionic-gstreamer bionic kms6
kurento/kurento-media-server-exp:bionic-gstreamer
Note that the fixes to libSRTP ("unprotect error code 9") mentioned in this thread are already included too in this GStreamer 1.14 preview version.
The mid-term objective is to stabilize this version, which then will become the official Kurento version to be used on Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic). The older 6.x versions of Kurento will stop being supported on Bionic, although they will receive some minimal support for Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) users. Eventually, the Xenial versions will also stop being supported at some point in the future, moving forward with a single version of Kurento working on a single version of Ubuntu. This will speed up development of improvements and bug fixes, as we're extremely short on developer time and having to support multiple versions is a burden that impedes working on more urgent topics.
We hope this is the first step into a more robust and stable Media Server, than can be the ideal solution for all your WebRTC and media streaming needs.
Cheers,
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After weeks of integration work, we have a first preview of what will become the newest version of the project: Kurento 7.0!
This release will come with updates for pretty much every underlying library used by Kurento, plus improvements and bug fixes for Kurento itself. But by a wide margin the most important change in this release is that we'll be completely dropping the old GStreamer 1.8 fork that Kurento had been maintaining since pretty much the beginning of the project, in favor of using the newest official version of GStreamer 1.14 as provided by Canonical in Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic).
Mario Junior is a great contributor who provided the first steps to make an experimental version of Kurento built upon the newest GStreamer; his work was further developed by Paulo Lanzarin and me during the 2019 BigBlueButton Developer Summit, a fantastic opportunity for hands-on cooperation with their engineering teams, to push and facilitate development of Kurento itself.
For now, all work is being done in the Git branch bionic-gstreamer, in several of the Kurento project repositories. Moving to a newer version of GStreamer is a big change, and we'll be running our End-to-End test suites, together with stress tests and other usage scenarios. Meanwhile, you are welcomed if you want to try out this new preview, and have some feedback to provide.
Let us know about any changes you perceive if you check out this version! things like crashes, warnings in the logs, performance regressions or improvements, etc. are all interesting to hear. This is a big update that will come with lots of improvements and bugfixes, but a bit of breakage is also expected in this early stage.
To test, you can do a local installation but using this repository:
deb [arch=amd64] http://ubuntu.openvidu.io/bionic-gstreamer bionic kms6
kurento/kurento-media-server-exp:bionic-gstreamer
Note that the fixes to libSRTP ("unprotect error code 9") mentioned in this thread are already included too in this GStreamer 1.14 preview version.
The mid-term objective is to stabilize this version, which then will become the official Kurento version to be used on Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic). The older 6.x versions of Kurento will stop being supported on Bionic, although they will receive some minimal support for Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) users. Eventually, the Xenial versions will also stop being supported at some point in the future, moving forward with a single version of Kurento working on a single version of Ubuntu. This will speed up development of improvements and bug fixes, as we're extremely short on developer time and having to support multiple versions is a burden that impedes working on more urgent topics.
We hope this is the first step into a more robust and stable Media Server, than can be the ideal solution for all your WebRTC and media streaming needs.
Cheers,
--
After weeks of integration work, we have a first preview of what will become the newest version of the project: Kurento 7.0!
This release will come with updates for pretty much every underlying library used by Kurento, plus improvements and bug fixes for Kurento itself. But by a wide margin the most important change in this release is that we'll be completely dropping the old GStreamer 1.8 fork that Kurento had been maintaining since pretty much the beginning of the project, in favor of using the newest official version of GStreamer 1.14 as provided by Canonical in Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic).
Mario Junior is a great contributor who provided the first steps to make an experimental version of Kurento built upon the newest GStreamer; his work was further developed by Paulo Lanzarin and me during the 2019 BigBlueButton Developer Summit, a fantastic opportunity for hands-on cooperation with their engineering teams, to push and facilitate development of Kurento itself.
For now, all work is being done in the Git branch bionic-gstreamer, in several of the Kurento project repositories. Moving to a newer version of GStreamer is a big change, and we'll be running our End-to-End test suites, together with stress tests and other usage scenarios. Meanwhile, you are welcomed if you want to try out this new preview, and have some feedback to provide.
Let us know about any changes you perceive if you check out this version! things like crashes, warnings in the logs, performance regressions or improvements, etc. are all interesting to hear. This is a big update that will come with lots of improvements and bugfixes, but a bit of breakage is also expected in this early stage.
To test, you can do a local installation but using this repository:
deb [arch=amd64] http://ubuntu.openvidu.io/bionic-gstreamer bionic kms6
kurento/kurento-media-server-exp:bionic-gstreamer
Note that the fixes to libSRTP ("unprotect error code 9") mentioned in this thread are already included too in this GStreamer 1.14 preview version.
The mid-term objective is to stabilize this version, which then will become the official Kurento version to be used on Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic). The older 6.x versions of Kurento will stop being supported on Bionic, although they will receive some minimal support for Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) users. Eventually, the Xenial versions will also stop being supported at some point in the future, moving forward with a single version of Kurento working on a single version of Ubuntu. This will speed up development of improvements and bug fixes, as we're extremely short on developer time and having to support multiple versions is a burden that impedes working on more urgent topics.
We hope this is the first step into a more robust and stable Media Server, than can be the ideal solution for all your WebRTC and media streaming needs.
Cheers,
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Has there any instruction to build it from sources?I need to make change FPS and Resolution in Composite...
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