[FFmpeg-devel] Help with wmv3 video embedded in a .mov file
Chris Marrin
chris
Fri Dec 19 07:15:44 CET 2008
Yesterday, I posted a message to FFmpeg-user:
[FFmpeg-user] Problem with wmv3 video embedded in quicktime
container
I've been debugging this issue and have found that (perhaps among
other things) the problem has to do with the fact that the .mov file
does not grab the header data that asf_read_header() does at asf.c:
327. I don't know if the data is not in the .mov file, or if mov.c is
just not bothering to get it.
Whether it is in the file or not, the quicktime player can play the
movie just fine, so it seems like this data is either there or can be
synthesized. I don't know enough about ASF or WMV3 to go any further.
Is anyone familiar with this issue? Anyone ever tried tracking it down?
I can provide a short offending clip if need be. But my message to
FFmpeg-user describes a simple way to create one. I'm new to the list,
so let me know where I would dump such a file if it's needed.
I'm making a Cocoa-based video encoding tool, similar to the now
defunct Visual Hub (http://www.techspansion.com/), called VideoMonkey (http://videomonkey.org
). If I want to process this file, I need to use movtoy4m (which uses
the quicktime framework) to convert the file from qt to a yuv stream,
and then use ffmpeg to process the result. But this is a hassle (I
have to pull out the audio and then mux it back in) and it doesn't
produce very good results, so I'd like to try to get ffmpeg to handle
it directly.
Any help would be great, thanks.
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~Chris
chris at marrin.com
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