This feeds into efforts to create a working install target.
The order of headers is still funky, and was "fixed" by clang-format,
but in a way that doesn't exactly align with the style guide. Further
cleanup of header order is coming in a follow-up PR.
This adds a new path when parsing MPEG2-TS streams to ignore unsupported
streams. This allows extracting supported streams when some of the
streams are unsupported. For example, you can extract audio from a
file that has unsupported video.
Change-Id: I608fcb19d0a573bfd35e9272f60b0b69346ae11a
- Parse and extract transfer_characteristics from H264/H265 VUI
parameters.
- Set VIDEO-RANGE attribute in HLS according to HLS specification:
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pantos-hls-rfc8216bis-02#section-4.4.4.2
- Also added an end to end test.
Fixes#632.
Change-Id: Iadf557d967b42ade321fb0b152e8e7b64fe9ff3e
Added a flag --strip_parameter_set_nalus. When enabled, parameter
set NAL units, SPS/PPS for H264 and SPS/PPS/VPS for H265, are stripped
from frames when converting NAL byte stream (AnnexB stream) to NAL
unit stream, which generates avc1/hvc1; otherwise they are not
stripped, and avc3/hev1 is generated.
Parameter set NAL units should not be stripped if they are varying
in the frames otherwise the frames may fail to be decoded.
The flag is enabled by default as we don't usually see varying
SPS/PPS/VPS and it is more space efficient with them stripped.
Set --strip_parameter_set_nalus=false to disable the flag if there
are varying SPS/PPS/VPS in the frames. This addresses #206.
Change-Id: I34bde6f33069f9f77d51a510b39f58a0f0e141aa
In H264, there may be multiple consecutive video slice NAL units
in the same frame. The original code assigns a new access unit
for every video slice NAL unit, which is incorrect.
Fixes#134.
Change-Id: I4d44271df48cb08867ddd02f7494fb3573af3356
Since the |extra_data| field contains codec-specific configuration
data, it makes sense to call it |codec_config|.
Change-Id: If9e35165a00fe82628cf931df397a8ef06505b0d
This add several unit tests for EsParserH26x to test the various
NAL unit orders and access unit contents. Some tests are disabled
and will be fixed in another patch.
Change-Id: Id5e3291e22f1fe17ada2c03c42e2cdfe226abcb2
Replaces the InitializeFromH264 and InitializeFromH265 methods with
a single Initialize method that accepts a CodecType. Also moves the
CodecType enum from NaluReader to Nalu.
Change-Id: Ie33aa9c0d772a7f3c6a2e9c867e25be3edfe7828
Now the AVCDecoderConfiguration and HEVCDecoderConfiguration classes
will read the Nalu from the blocks, meaning they will store a
vector of Nalu objects for the data.
Also added H.265 to the Nalu class and added argument to NaluReader
to read H.264 vs H.265 Nalus.
Change-Id: I8d8194a90fd72a30af66e9776e01379f8428542c
Removed the code for NALU splitting in the H.264 parser and moved
it to its own class. Also added support for length-prefixed
NALU splitting for use with the encrypting fragmenter.
Change-Id: I1e91266681f1b117fb2382cf80590651efc06619
Cropping is necessary if width/height are not exactly disivible by 16 due
to 16x16 macroblock size.
The width and height fields in VisualSampleEntry must correctly document
the cropped frame dimentions (visual presentation size) of the AVC stream
that is described by that entry.
Also fixes width/height in input mp4 and wvm streams if the values in
VisualSampleEntry / metadata do not match with the values in
AVCDecoderConfigurationRecord (SPS).
Issue: 39
Change-Id: Id55c5acf245bee3f4e66302b2042eb7d9c488c19
- Added logic to container parsers to extract pixel width and height.
- If the container doesn't contain the pixel width and height of the
stream and the stream is H264, this parses the SPS to get the
sar_width and sar_height.
- If extracted sar_width and sar_height are 0s then they imply 1s.
- Add hb2_v_frag.mp4 for test media. This does not have a
'pasp' box and has sar_width = 8 sar_height = 9.
Change-Id: I4a06ce95582547bec19adb7905e7612c5a1f359e
This is a follow up to previous CL.
Generated using command:
find {media,app,mpd} -type f -exec sed -r -i 's/#include "(.*)"/#include
"packager\/\1"/' {} \;
common.gypi and mpd.gyp are also modified to take the path change into
consideration.
Change-Id: I1fb102b4eb73ae5fde5f4ab303a12cec09b05c33