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in my quest for fixing corrupt GoPro files, I am writing a decoder based on an MPEG4 parsing lib, but I now have to dig deeper in the h265 stream, and I'm having a hard time finding where the first ...
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I am trying to parse out ISO/IEC 14496-12 based files (essentially MPEG-4 movies). There are a few boxes are not in the standards (or on the MP4 Registration Authority lists), but are in real-world ...
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I think it is not a duplicate of previous problem. The background is i am doing web development. I used opencv to gnerate video and put the video on website. Before i try it can it worked. But ...
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EDITS ADDED AT END*** I am looking for the 'simplest' way to configure an aac encoder (FDK-AAC library), sdp header, and RTP headers so that the minimum viable RTP audio stream can be played. (To ...
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We have a device that creates video files in MP4 file format containing H.264 video data. Now we notice that within the first AVCC chunk, after the SPS there are 4 null-bytes (00 00 00 00). (I know ...
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Directshow can't play mp4 default. I found GDCL MPEG-4 and it seems to decode mp4 file. But sample is not found. Could anyone tell me how to play mp4 with directshow using GDCL MPEG-4. I have simple ...
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In mpeg-4 part 10 (AVC), is the video resolution stored in a header in the video codecs or within each frame, so that each frame can have its own resolution? If both, which of either does main stream ...
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I am getting unexpected results with writing a file using Python 3.7, OpenCV and using MPEG4 and H264 codecs. Everything I read states that H264 has a higher compression rate than MPEG-4, but my ...
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Assume an H.264-encoded video stream is stored in an mp4 container. What is a straightforward way of detecting frame types and associating them with parts of the stored data? I can extract the frame ...
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I changed the filename extension of my videos on the server from .mp4 to .zip. Now I want to embed the videos in my HTML web page, but it doesn't work due to the filename extension. I'm looking for a ...
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I have a mp4 file that has only video data without moov atom. I have parsed the SPS, PPS. I'm trying to decode the video frames and NALU in this data. When I process each byte of this data to find ...
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I was wondering what would happen if MPEG-4 tried to compress an image with completely random pixels. So I made an image with random pixels using Pillow in Python. The actual GIF: This isn't animated ...
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This video is created using ffmpeg command from a series of images with number and expected timestamp on it (assuming 120 fps constant frame rate): ffmpeg -framerate 120 -i %03d.png -crf 0 -x264opts ...
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I am working on live streaming project. We are getting UDP packets which we need to receive & then pass it to decoder , get it back from decoder & then pass it back over multicast IP. We have ...
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I am using a software that converts a .MOV into a .MP4 video for use in the software.However, I want to be able to do this conversion outside of the software itself. When used, the software outputs ...
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