A self hosted virtual browser that runs in docker and uses WebRTC.
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A self hosted virtual browser that runs in docker and uses WebRTC.
A self hosted virtual browser (rabb.it clone) that runs in docker.
Virtual desktop environment backend. WebRTC renderer.
Live transcoding home media fileserver
Goptv is a Go client library and CLI utility for scraping and parsing IPTV playlists from proxytv.ru. Search for specific channels, providers, or playlists to automatically generate standardized M3U files. Built with zero third-party dependencies, it offers an efficient solution for automated video stream management and network broadcasting.
Single-binary Go service for controlled browser media uploads, processing handoff, and storage migration.
Go service that gates processed creator media delivery on email verification.
Go service that signs direct media uploads and exposes processing-aware creator delivery.
Go service for media creator signup with a verified challenge, server-side sessions, and an ingest-to-delivery queue
Capture media processing exceptions with stable stage-level grouping from Go.
Single-binary Go signup service that verifies creator email before media ingestion and processing.
Single-binary Go service that gates creator media delivery on an emailed verification link.
Media streaming api for swipe shop app
Report media playback counters and gauges from a Go service.
Capture processing exceptions and hand grouped media failures to creator delivery.
Group ingestion, processing, and creator delivery failures by stable operational cause.
Single-binary Go service that verifies creator email before releasing a processed media asset.
Go service that sends an order receipt when media processing and creator delivery are complete.
A single-binary Go service that sends media order receipts after asset processing and creator delivery.
Go library for bounded observation and analysis of live media streams.
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