go-livepeer — decentralized GPU transcoding
Description
Go implementation of the Livepeer protocol with Broadcaster/Orchestrator/Transcoder roles enabling split-farm remote multi-GPU video transcoding over streaming RPC.
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- Encoding & Codecs›Hardware Accelerated Transcoding
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go-livepeer — decentralized GPU transcoding is cataloged in Encoding & Codecs and Hardware Accelerated Transcoding.
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