February 03, 2025

Creating a Multimedia Pipeline with Membrane for Google Gemini

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Creating a Multimedia Pipeline with Membrane for Google Gemini

Source: swmansion.com

The article describes the challenges and solutions for building pipelines that communicate with multimodal large language models like Google’s Gemini. It outlines how the Membrane framework is used to create a system that processes audio and video streams. The author provides an architecture overview, alongside code snippets that demonstrate how to set up a Membrane pipeline for sending audio and video to Gemini, managing the communication with WebRTC connections, and ensuring real-time interactions. It concludes by encouraging readers to try implementing the example in Livebook.

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