552 packages tagged with “Streaming”
Incredibly simple real-time web for .NET. This package pulls in the server components and JavaScript client required to use SignalR in an ASP.NET application.
Asynchronous sequences for F#
NATS acts as a central nervous system for distributed systems at scale for IoT, edge computing, and cloud native and on-premise applications. This is the .NET Streaming client API.
Is a comprehensive library for handling audio/video codecs and streaming technologies.
The easiest way to use the Ollama API in .NET
Xamarin bindings for ExoPlayer
Fast and reliable multipart downloader with asynchronous progress events for .NET
Library for parsing and generating standard synchrophasor protocol data streams
Streaming Percentile Estimation
Tiny and fast CSV and TSV parsing library (40KB) with zero dependencies. Compatible with DotNetFramework (2.0 onwards) and DotNetCore.
Conduits core types
Andy X is an open-source distributed streaming platform designed to deliver the best performance possible for high-performance data pipelines, streaming analytics, streaming between microservices and data integrations. This library offers flexible messaging models with high-level APIs for NET.
Supported Platforms: • NETFramework Add streaming of large images and metadata using minimum bandwidth via the JPIP protocol. JPIP is well-suited for large medical, geospatial, and very high resolution images stored on remote servers. LEADTOOLS has everything you need to create a complete end-to-end imaging solution. LEADTOOLS JPIP technology is an implementation of the JPEG 2000, part 9 standard (ISO/IEC 15444-9) and includes metadata and codestream elements. The JPIP client/server architecture is designed to store large, compressed JPEG 2000 images on the server, while transmitting image resolution, quality, and region of interest (ROI) as specified by the client. Clients can view stored images without needing to download and decode the entire image. LEADTOOLS JPIP SDK technology is comprised of high-level components that you can easily plug into enterprise client/server applications to immediately start streaming high-resolution images—even over low-bandwidth connections. This is just a small part of a large technology offering called LEADTOOLS. To see all that LEADTOOLS has to offer, go to https://www.leadtools.com
Blazorise is a component library built on top of Blazor and CSS frameworks like Bootstrap, Bulma and Material.
These packages include the resources needed to write Remote Data Adapters and Remote Metadata Adapters for Lightstreamer Server with .NET. Each Lightstreamer session requires the presence of an Adapter Set, which is made up of one Metadata Adapter and one or multiple Data Adapters. Multiple Adapter Sets can be plugged onto Lightstreamer Server. Please refer to the provided "General Concepts.pdf" document for further details about the role of the Adapters in Lightstreamer, and in particular to this documentation https://lightstreamer.com/docs/ls-server/latest/Adapter%20Remoting%20Infrastructure.pdf for Remote Adapters deploying. The full API references are available from https://lightstreamer.com/sdks/ls-dotnetstandard-adapter/1.15.2/api/index.html
Lightweight and highly scalable asynchronous WebSocket listener, compilant with the official RFC6455 specification. It supports async/await operations, SSL/TLS (wss://), message compression, customizable HTTP negotiation, built-in keep-alive, latency control, partial frames and have several extensibility points.
Andy X Client extensions for ASP.NET Core