MFlow 0.4.1 — Native media processing, reimagined.

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v0.4.1MITWindows / LinuxC++20
mflow
$ mflow version

  MFlow 0.4.1
  status       active development
  platform     windows / linux
  installation user-local

$ mflow info
  packets      ✓
  streams      ✓
  timestamps   ✓
  media probe  ✓
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v0.4.118 Sep 2026 · Latest

User-Local Installation

The latest release makes MFlow easy to install and run from any terminal without administrator privileges.

  • User-local installation
  • Windows + Linux support
  • mflow available from any terminal
  • No external multimedia executable
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v0.4.018 Sep 2026

Native Packet & Stream Foundation

MFlow now has the reusable native media data model required for real processing pipelines.

  • Packet + Stream models
  • PTS / DTS / duration timestamps
  • Thread-safe packet queues
  • Native MediaContext
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v0.3.017 Sep 2026

Native Media Engine Foundation

MFlow moved away from the external backend approach and established its independent native media foundation.

  • Native media engine foundation
  • Native probing + buffered I/O
  • Cross-platform C++20
  • Explicit unsupported operations
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v0.2.016 Sep 2026

Native Media Engine Architecture

The project began its transition into an independent engine built around work-aware media processing.

  • Native media architecture
  • Work-aware processing
  • Memory + scheduler foundations
  • Hardware-aware design
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v0.1.016 Sep 2026

Foundation Release

The first release established the scheduler, modular pipeline, CLI, benchmarks and C++20 build foundation.

  • Core scheduler
  • Modular pipeline
  • CLI + benchmarks
  • CMake / C++20 foundation
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