The Flumotion team proudly announces a new release of the development 0.5 branch of the Flumotion Streaming Server.

After the winter release that was bursting with features, for 0.5.2 we focused on stabilizing Flumotion and improving user experience. Check the 0.5.2 release notes for all the details.

Hackers of Flumotion giddily announce a new release of the development 0.5 branch of the Flumotion Streaming Server.

6500 lines of changelog. 471 files changed. 28808 lines of source code changed. 88 bugs fixed and enhancement requests closed. This is quite a big release! Check the 0.5.1 release notes for all the details.

We are happy to announce the 0.4.2 release of the Flumotion streaming server, a minor release in the 0.4 stable series.

This is a bugfix release, with some minor feature improvements and substantial reliability improvements.

We are happy to announce the 0.4.1 release of the Flumotion streaming server, a minor release in the 0.4 stable series.

This is a bugfix release, with some minor feature improvements for log rotation.

We are happy to announce the 0.2.3 release of the Flumotion streaming server.

This is a maintenance release to finish up the 0.2 branch. If you are looking for the latest stable release, try the 0.4 series.

We are happy to announce the 0.4.0 release of the Flumotion streaming server, the first in the new 0.4 stable series. This version was released during Thomas's talk on Flumotion at LCA.

Many features were added. Most components had their property names overhauled for consistency. The reliability of flumotion has been greatly improved under difficult conditions (network outages, crashing components, etc.)

Burst-on-connect was improved and made more flexible. An icecast stream relaying component was added. A unix domain GDP component was added. an iCal-based bouncer and disker was added. http-server on-demand streaming component was added.

Log rotation now works in workers and jobs. Components show feeder information in their UI.

We are happy to announce the 0.3.2 release of the Flumotion streaming server, the second in the unstable 0.3 series.

This release is an unstable release. People who want a stable Flumotion should use the 0.2 releases.

Many minor features were added. Most components had their property names overhauled for consistency. The reliability of flumotion has been greatly improved under difficult conditions (network outages, crashing components, etc.) We hope to release 0.4.0 in the near future, so you might want to try this one out and let us know how it works for you!

We are happy to announce the 0.2.2 release of the Cortado Java applet.

This version has received a number of property additions, and an incredible amount of testing on even 7-year-old Java VM's, on Linux, Windows 2000, and Windows XP. We dare you to break it.

Download the source code, or try the pre-compiled Java applets.

We are happy to announce the 0.3.1 release of the Flumotion streaming server, the first in the unstable 0.3 series.

This release is an unstable release. People who want a stable Flumotion should use the 0.2 releases.

A lot of features were added or overhauled. Support for GStreamer 0.8 and Twisted 1.3 has finally been dropped. Network reconnection improvements have been made.

We are happy to announce the 0.2.2 release of the Flumotion streaming server.

This release is a bug-fix release, and is API-compatible with the 0.2.0 release.

This release fully works with both GStreamer 0.8 and 0.10. Support for Twisted 2.4.0 was added; Flumotion 0.2.2 now supports Twisted 1.3.0 through 2.4.0.

We are happy to announce the 0.2.1 release of the Cortado Java applet.

Preliminary Annodex support was added.

Download the source code, or try the pre-compiled Java applets.

We are happy to announce the 0.2.0 release of the Cortado Java applet.

Seeking now works in on-demand files and streams. Build has been reworked to use ant. Can now play local files with the sample application using autoplugging. Audio backend is autodetected from sun.audio or javax.sound

Download the source code, or try the pre-compiled Java applets.

We are happy to announce the 0.2.1 release of the Flumotion streaming server.

This release is a bug-fix release, and is API-compatible with the 0.2.0 release.

This release fully works with GStreamer 0.10. A Brazilian Portuguese translation was added. The colorbalance effect for GStreamer 0.10 version was ported. The Stream URL is now displayed in http-streamer admin GTK UI. Core dumps and signals are properly trapped and reported to the manager.

We are happy to announce a release of the flumotion-template.

This template can be used as a basis for your own Flumotion components. It includes a sample component that can flip a video stream horizontally and/or vertically.

Download the source tarball from our download area, or browse TRUNK.

We are happy to announce the 0.2.0 release of the Flumotion streaming server.

This release has changed the syntax of configuration files. Check the NEWS file for more information. An XSLT stylesheet is shipped with the release to automatically upgrade from previous versions.

This release fully works with GStreamer 0.10. A looper producer was added, allowing you to continuously loop an Ogg file. Synchronization between components has been improved a lot - we've ran webcam/soundcard streams synchronized for more than a day. A new binary, flumotion-command, has been added. Components can now send translatable messages that will show up in the admin's own locale.

We are happy to announce the 0.1.10 release of the Flumotion streaming server.

This release is the first with support for GStreamer 0.9.x Development series. New binaries have been added. flumotion-inspect is useful to examine available components. flumotion-launch allows you to launch a command-line flow in one process for easy testing.

The concept of Flumotion projects allows uninstalled additional Flumotion projects to be used. Workers now spawn job processes to run components in, which is more reliable than forks in Twisted.

Flumotion can now be translated; A Dutch translation was added.

We are happy to announce the 0.1.9 release of the Flumotion streaming server. This release now works well with Twisted 2.0. Installation issues for custom prefixes have been fixed. CPU monitoring, burst-on-connect, man pages and a new wizard message area were added.

We are happy to announce the 0.1.8 release of the Flumotion streaming server. This release add a nifty status dock applet made by Zaheer Merali and some important bug fixes.

We are happy to announce a new release of Cortado. This release fixes the problem with running multiple instances of the applet, as well as some buffering and playback fixes.

We are very happy to announce a new release of Flumotion. This release features configuration import and export, a nice connection dialog, an important TV card fix, support for Twisted 2.0, a UI for bouncers to play with, and a way to change Firewire audio volume from the admin.

Flumotion was presented at Fosdem in February and PyCon in March. You can find the Impress presentations both in original format and in HTML on our Documentation page.

The next presentation on Flumotion will be at GUADEC at the end of May.

We are very happy to announce a new release of Flumotion. This release features better planet state handling, better Ogg muxing, more UI additions and fixes and various bugfixes.

We are very happy to announce a new release of Flumotion. This release contains some major code cleanups and refactoring as a preparation for further features. It also contains some smaller fixes to improve robustness and improve error handling.

We are very happy to announce the first public release of Cortado, our java-based media player applet.

Since it's a first release, building it might still be rough around the edges, but should be possible using at least Jikes with GCJ classpath libraries, or the Sun compiler. You can also download built .jar files of this release.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from everyone at Fluendo !

We are very happy to announce a new release of Flumotion. This release focuses on addition of user interface pages for components, allowing control of colorbalance and showing volume level on audio recording.

We are very happy to announce that Fluendo is sponsoring Xiph.org to complete the specifications for Vorbis and Theora RTP specifications. You can find more information in the press release.

Fluendo officially launched the Flumotion Open Source project today, including the www.flumotion.net website with developer information and news. You can find the press release here with more information.

Our first version of the website is online.