> I suppose I could intercept the SPS headers and substitute my own, but
> looking in the spec, I see no field specifying fps.
The SPS (optionally) contains "time_scale" and "num_units_in_tick" fields, from
which a frame rate can be inferred:
frame_rate = time_scale/(2.0*num_units_in_tic
Hi,
From: live-devel [mailto:live-devel-boun...@ns.live555.com] On Behalf Of Mark
Bondurant
>I suppose I could intercept the SPS headers and substitute my own, but looking
>in the spec,
>I see no field specifying fps. It doesn't seem to me to be in the spirit of
>the thing being
>as everything
I suppose I could intercept the SPS headers and substitute my own, but looking
in the spec, I see no field specifying fps. It doesn't seem to me to be in the
spirit of the thing being as everything is so variable. GOP's can cover two
seconds or half a second. Slices are very arbitrary.
I discov
In an H264 elementary stream, the framerate could be defined in the SPS, but
this is an optional field (see ISO 14496-10).
Regards,
Michel.
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