glslViewer VS tiny-webrtc-gw

I'm not an expert on glsl/shaders etc. but rather understand how to use Python to read values from hardware (ADC) and convert it to OSC, which, in turn, is passed on to glslViewer (https://github.com/patriciogonzalezvivo/glslViewer) ... it is glslViewer that does all the hard work of hot reloading .frag files as new uniform values are received.

Hey, I'm pretty new to the chip and wanted to explore to possibilites of it as an on the go programming gameboy of sorts. I managed to compile glslViewer on it and it starts, except with a bunch of errors:

https://github.com/justinb01981/tiny-webrtc-gw SFU that runs on raspbian linux

_Security Camera aggregator/recorder? (SFU?)_ Are there any lightweight systems for recording the RTP streams from security cameras that play nice with webRTC? https://github.com/justinb01981/tiny-webrtc-gw (sfu) maybe fork the code and write the publisher streams to disk? it _ought_ just be a matter of hooking into the publisher -> subscriber(s) streaming code and writing raw RTP or maybe just the RTP data into two files (video SSRC, audio SSRC)?

I use a really lightweight (I run mine on a raspberry Pi4) conferencing SFU as the basis for a video-chatroom. https://github.com/justinb01981/tiny-webrtc-gw

ooh! I think I can help with this: https://github.com/justinb01981/tiny-webrtc-gw

You're describing an "SFU" https://webrtcglossary.com/sfu/#:~:text=SFU%20stands%20for%20Selective%20Forwarding,and%20not%20a%20specific%20device. I think. I tried my hand at writing an all-in-one webserver that handled the STUN and the multiplexing (https://github.com/justinb01981/tiny-webrtc-gw)