On 4/10/2012 3:37 AM, i m what i m wrote:
Sir i did that the program start running but the output window does not
stop...
i run continuously
It's doubtless just putting out more information than you expected to
see. You do realize that you've asked for information on 1,800 frames
p
Sir i did that the program start running but the output window does not
stop...
i run continuously
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> sir i have renamed the file as "test.264".
The file "test.264" needs to be in the "testProgs" directory (or in the
directory from which you launched the "testH264VideoStreamer" application, if
that's different).
Ross Finlayson
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sir i have renamed the file as "test.264".
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Oh for heaven's sake! This is why I discriminate against noobs who use
@gmail.com addresses.
The "testH264VideoStreamer" application reads a (H.264 Video Elementary Stream)
file named "test.264". Your input file needs to have that name.
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
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> actually i want an application which takes h264 as an input file and tells
> the header size,I,B,P-frames
What you can do is add
#define DEBUG 1
to the start of "liveMedia/H264VideoStreamFramer.cpp", then recompile the
"liveMedia" library. Then rebuild the "testH264VideoStreamer" applic