The dates of this years GStreamer conference have been announced, this year the conference is taking place in the United States. We’re very much looking forward to seeing everyone in San Diego over August 27 and 28. This year the conference will be co-hosting with LinuxCon North America, the Linux Plumbers Conference and the Linux Kernel Summit. While we haven’t quite finalized the proposal, David Schleef will likely be presenting a talk about the Entropy Wave Streaming Server project.
Want to check out a live stream in WebM? Air Mozilla uses our E1000 hardware to stream their content, and they’re currently live at the WebFwd hack day. Of course, our products don’t just stream in WebM, we support MPEG-TS, HTTP Live Streaming, Flash, Ogg, and Matroska. We’re fielding increasing requests for WebM live streaming as an option – and we’re happy to oblige.
We’re very excited to announce that Entropy Wave has been accepted to join Mozilla’s WebFwd open innovation program. 
There are a number of exceptional companies in the portfolio, and we’re very honored to be included in that group. We’re looking forward to building a greater community around our products, specifically our open source products. With that said, we’ve just revamped our Entropy Wave Open Source website. There you’ll find documentation and download links to the Entropy Wave GStreamer SDK, and information on our other open source projects as well as ways to get involved.
Photo by flickr photographer Kruhme, under Creative Commons license
Looks like last year was only the beginning – the 2011 GStreamer conference is scheduled to share space with LinuxCon Europe, The Linux Kernel Summit and ELC-Europe at the end of October in Prague, according to Christian Shaller.
Hope to see some of you there!