> >OK, try adding the following, after the call to "fread()" (line 138)
> >in "ByteStreamFileSource.cpp":
> >if (fFrameSize == 0) {
> >handleClosure(this);
> >return;
> >}
> >
> >Please let us know if that works for you. (If so, I'll add it to the
> >next s
>OK, try adding the following, after the call to "fread()" (line 138)
>in "ByteStreamFileSource.cpp":
> if (fFrameSize == 0) {
> handleClosure(this);
> return;
> }
>
>Please let us know if that works for you. (If so, I'll add it to the
>next source code
>but we haven't! in first mail I have explained why.
>
>This is because we check for EOF only before reading!
>
>Then we read next time, we before check for EOF,
>but there's no EOF state and we try to read,
>and of course we read 0 bytes, but now we have EOF state =)
OK, try adding the following,
but we haven't! in first mail I have explained why.
This is because we check for EOF only before reading!
Then we read next time, we before check for EOF,
but there's no EOF state and we try to read,
and of course we read 0 bytes, but now we have EOF state =)
and it's handled not here, as it s
>\For example I have file with size 6011488 bytes.
>6011488 = 4568*1316=4568*(7*188) <--it's correct transport stream file,
>but then we read last portion of this file:
> fFrameSize = fread(fTo, 1, fMaxSize, fFid);
>we read exactly 1316 bytes, the file is no longer left bytes!!!
>but also we
Ok, I agree with you in that case. But that about first case?
Sometimes it's happens =)
For example I have file with size 6011488 bytes.
6011488 = 4568*1316=4568*(7*188) <--it's correct transport stream file,
but then we read last portion of this file:
fFrameSize = fread(fTo, 1, fMaxSize,
>1. usually fMaxSize = (7*188)=1316 and then in file remain in exact 1316
>unreaded bytes,
> then EOF don't happens
>2. if in file remain little then 188 bytes (TS packet) EOF dont't
>happens too
The size of all Transport Stream files should be a multiple of 188
bytes. If you have a Transpo
Then one file is over, ByteStreamFileSource switch us to another file,
for this purpoise it has method:
"void ByteStreamMultiFileSource::onSourceClosure1() {
// This routine was called because the currently-read source was
closed
// (probably due to EOF). Close this source down,
