WebRTC-Experiment
A repository of WebRTC experimental demos by Muaz Khan, including source code for various real-time communication use cases (screen sharing, peer connections, recording, etc.).
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Introduction
BigBlueButton
An open source web conferencing system designed for online learning that supports real-time sharing of video, slides, chat, and screens with low-latency audio and video.
WebRTC Samples
A collection of WebRTC demos and sample applications illustrating real-time peer-to-peer video, audio, and data streaming in web browsers using the WebRTC API.
Elephants Dream (Open Movie)
The first open movie from the Blender Foundation (2006). It’s an animated short film widely used in the past as a standard test video for new compression codecs and media
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Tears of Steel (Open Movie)
A Blender Foundation live-action/CGI short film (2012) released as open content. Often used as test material for visual effects, 4K streaming, and encoding performance evaluations.
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Galicaster
An open source lecture capture system often used with the Opencast platform. It provides an interface for recording multiple video sources (camera, slides) in classrooms or conferences.
VideoHelp
A comprehensive website offering tools, guides, and forums for video conversion, editing, and troubleshooting, popular among video enthusiasts for its vast information on formats and software.
youtube-upload
A command-line Python script that uploads videos to YouTube using the YouTube Data API, facilitating automated or batch uploads.
Digital Video Introduction (Guide)
A comprehensive open source guide that introduces digital video concepts (compression, formats, protocols) with simple explanations and examples. Great for learning video fundamentals.
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Per-Title Encoding: 5 Implementation Tips – Bitmovin
A Bitmovin guide that offers practical tips for implementing Per-Title encoding (content adaptive encoding) in a video workflow. It builds on Netflix’s concept but provides advice gleaned from Bitmovin’s own
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