>I've been trying to use trick play by creating an index file (using
>MPEG2TransportStreamIndexer) for an MPEG-TS (h264/mp3) file.
>I've has no luck with it - been getting an empty index file.
>
>I understand that the indexer is designed to work with mpeg1-2 files.
>Question is whether I should spe
I have figured out how to do this, so here is the basis of my code, and some
hanging unanswered questions... the code is mostly
testMPEG2TransportStreamer.cpp.
#include
#include
#include
#include "liveMedia.hh"
#include "BasicUsageEnvironment.hh"
#include "GroupsockHelper.hh"
// To stream usi
As an update, I decided for simplicity to just make this function public
instead of protected.
On 6/25/07, Russell Brennan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to bypass doEventLoop() and call SingleStep() in my own while
loop, but after going through a tangle of code trying to figure out how
hi everyone,
I've been trying to use trick play by creating an index file (using
MPEG2TransportStreamIndexer) for an MPEG-TS (h264/mp3) file.
I've has no luck with it - been getting an empty index file.
I understand that the indexer is designed to work with mpeg1-2 files.
Question is whether I
I'm trying to bypass doEventLoop() and call SingleStep() in my own while
loop, but after going through a tangle of code trying to figure out how to
call it, I didn't see how I could call it, so I created the following:
void BasicTaskScheduler0::doSingleStep(char* watchVariable) {
if (watchVariab
OK, I've investigated the problem further by adding timestamp at the
beginning and the end of doGetNextFrame(), afterGettingFrame() and
afterGettingFrame1(). As you can see from the code snippet in this
thread, everytime my transcoder needs more data to complete the frame it
calls fInputSource-
