[FFmpeg-user] Audio Packets, Video Packets, md5 output

[James Board]

>> The video checksums makes sense (to me): there is one for each frame in

>> (the AVI file stores each frame in full, so there's no inter-frame
>> compression).
>
>This is not true.

I think you mean it isn't true in general.  But for my example, where there's no
inter-frame compression, it is true.  I counted the frames and I counted the
checksums, and they are equal.

>Most audio
 codecs have a specific frame size (for specified settings): a
>number of samples they encode at once. If the input file uses one such

So if, for example, I wanted all of the audio samples that correspond to
a specific frame, I might have to look at multiple audio packets, and then
figure out which audio samples in each packet belong to which frame?