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hey mehturt, just to make things clear... Are you looking at the data bytes of the PES and then decoding.. Because if that is the case , then my data bytes pack doesn;t start with the sequence 00 00 01 00... I do have them occurring twice in the same PES data_byte entries... Btw since things got little difficult for me while handling TS streams.. I ve started using a PS stream.. Let me know if i got it wrong... Thanks again for helping me out..
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "data bytes of the PES and then decoding"..Comment
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As in PES_packet_data_byte... Those bytes which come after stuffing_bytes...Comment
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Yes, I think so.. I could send you a screenshot from wireshark, since I'm actually working with PCAP files..Comment
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Hey that will be great... So just to make things clear... The Video Frame Header at 00 00 01 00 will be available in the PES Data.. I just got wireshark installed. And the occurrence of 00 00 01 00 can be present multiple times in the PES data right? Sorry for asking so many question.. I still a novice.. But i hope to get to the bottom of it...Comment
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I'm a novice as well
So far I thought it will be present only once per PES packet..
But if it's present multiple times, it might esplain why I'm not seeing any I-frames..Comment
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you can mail me at rubyrocks06atgmaildotcomComment
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Like i said the difference is i am using a mpeg-ps.. the data bytes are like 2034 bytes etc etc..Comment
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Hello,
sorry to up this post ! But It could help me I my new soft.
I just want to parse a ts stream, to find how many frames it contains.
So I search for the picture header : 0x0100, but the number doesn't match with the real nb of frames.
I found 1518 matches, but the real number is 1494 !
If I do the same job to count the number of GOP, it match correctly.
So How can I do it the right way ? In ohter words, how can I be sure that the 0x0100 give me a picture header ?
Thanks a lot.
PS : sorry for my english, since that's not my mother langageComment
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