[MPlayer-dev-eng] how to demux mov file with mpeg1 muxed

[Diego Biurrun]

On Sat, Oct 08, 2005 at 09:25:08PM +0200, Nico Sabbi wrote:
> du qwen wrote:
> 
> >the demux_mov.c only deals with MPEG4, the file
> >www.vai.com/updates/vh-1_vids/MOV00059.mov<http://www.vai.com/updates/vh-1_vids/MOV00059.mov>
> >can not be playered by mplayer,but quicktime player's info is :
> >...format:MPEG1 Muxed....
> >here is the mplayer's info :
> >CommandLine: '../../movie/mov00059.mov' '-v'
> >Playing ../../movie/mov00059.mov.
> >[file] File size is 1372094 bytes
> >STREAM: [file] ../../movie/mov00059.mov
> >Searching demuxer type for filename ../../movie/mov00059.mov ext: .mov
> >Trying demuxer 7 based on filename extension
> >Checking for MOV
> >MOV: Movie header found!
> >MOV: 'WIDE' chunk found!
> >MOV: Movie DATA found!
> >QuickTime/MOV file format detected.
> >MOV: Movie header (100 bytes): tscale=90000 dur=1360800
> >--------------
> >MOV: Track #0:
> >MOV: Track header!
> >tkhd len=84 ver=0 flags=0x0 id=1 dur=1360800 lay=0 vol=256
> >MOV: Edit atom!
> >MOV: Edit list table (1 entries) (ver:0,flags:0)
> >MOV: entry#0: duration: 1360800 start time: 0 speed: 1.0x
> >MOV: Media stream!
> >MOV: Media header!
> >MOV: Handler header: mhlr/MPEG (appl) Apple MPEG Media Handler
> >MOV: Media info!
> >MOV: Generic header!
> >MOV: Handler header: dhlr/alis (appl) Apple Alias Data Handler
> >MOV: unknown chunk: dinf 28
> >MOV: Sample info!
> >MOV: Description list! (cnt:1)
> >MOV: desc #0: m1s (268 bytes)
> >MOV: Sample duration table! (1 blocks)
> >MOV: Sample->Chunk mapping table! (1 blocks) (ver:0,flags:0)
> >MOV: Sample size table! (entries=1 ss=1371136) (ver:0,flags:0)
> >MOV: Chunk offset table! (1 chunks)
> >MOV track #0: 1 chunks, 0 samples
> >pts=1360800 scale=90000 time=15.120
> >EL#0: pts=0 1st_sample=0 frames=1 (15.120s) pts_offs=0
> >Generic track - not completely understood! (id: 0)
> >--------------
> >Quicktime Clip Info:
> >MOV: longest streams: A: #-1 (0 samples) V: #-1 (0 samples)
> 
> try to add -demuxer 2 (or -demuxer mpegps) to your command line

QuickTime 7 plays the file without problems.  Is there a way to automate
this?

Diego