Streaming audio and video are rapidly becoming part of handheld
devices. Single-function devices, such as personal video and audio
players, need to meet the challenge of supporting the expanding
set of video and audio formats while remaining price-competitive
and easy to use. Manufacturers of multifunction devices such as
PDAs and web tablets want to add multimedia features to their
products without requiring major changes to the core functionality
of the device. DSPLinux enables developers to bring multimedia-enabled
products to market quickly. GStreamer, the open multimedia
interface for Linux, provides an API that lets developers easily add
video and audio functionality to their products.
Single-function devices, such as personal video and audio
players, need to meet the challenge of supporting the expanding
set of video and audio formats while remaining price-competitive
and easy to use. Manufacturers of multifunction devices such as
PDAs and web tablets want to add multimedia features to their
products without requiring major changes to the core functionality
of the device. DSPLinux enables developers to bring multimedia-enabled
products to market quickly. GStreamer, the open multimedia
interface for Linux, provides an API that lets developers easily add
video and audio functionality to their products.