[ExtractStream] Re: Audio Popping Fixed = TivoApp 2.1

[Edmond E. Shwayri]

0x1 and 0x2 are CC1 and CC2. Data is 7Bits + 1 Parity (High Bit). Each 
record has 2 chars embedded into it. It uses the Line 21 character set.
0x3 I have heard though, is NOT a CC type packet. The splitstream source 
indicates that it is a record that has data.
I seem to remember seeing 0x5 and it is CC.
Haven't seen a 0x4.

At 08:22 PM 4/13/02, you wrote:
>In article by Edmond E. Shwayri:
> > Alun, could you maybe extract the first 1 meg from a file that has 0x04 
> and
> > 0x05 packets and send it to me. What we are looking to determine is if
> > these types are both CC type packets (they have no additional info beyond
> > the 2 characters stored in the record), or if they are data carrying
> > packets. For the former, one just ignores the record. For the latter one
> > must take the amount of data into account and skip that number of bytes in
> > the data or things will go out of whack.
>
>When I was working on Playitsam, someone in the UK sent me a stream with
>0x04 and 0x05 records. They seem to be CC type packets:
>
> switch (Rec[i].type) {
> case WEIRD0x1_RECORD: continue;
> case WEIRD0x2_RECORD: continue;
> case WEIRD0x3_RECORD: continue;
> case WEIRD0x4_RECORD: continue;
> case WEIRD0x5_RECORD: continue;
> . . .
> }
>
>Cheers,
> Warren
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