--- alunjuk <alun.jenkins@y...> wrote:<P>
> Display stream says this<BR>
> 80 80 0E 05 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
> (0x05) | <BR>
> 80 80 0E 05 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
> (0x05)| <BR>
> 00 05 47 E0 30 20 56 40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 size=00054
> (vid-<BR>
> H) | 00 00 00 00 00 01 B3 22 02 40 23 0E 29 23 81 10 11 11 12 <BR>
> 00 00 42 E0 30 00 CC 58 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 size=00004 <BR>
> (video) | 82 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 B8 00 00 00 00 00 00 01<P>
[snippage]<P>
And a log listing from my zss version 0.55 shows this:<P>
<FONT COLOR=008080>#5#</FONT> <FONT COLOR=FF00FF>/30072/</FONT> <FONT COLOR=800080>\4\</FONT> <FONT COLOR=FFFF00>.864.</FONT> <FONT COLOR=808000>,864,</FONT>
<FONT COLOR=004040><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 1^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^f8 7a 78 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=008000>v0 0 1 b8 0 0 27 80v</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 1^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 1^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^f a0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^49 80 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^f4 c9 4c 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT></FONT><BR>
<FONT COLOR=008080>#6#</FONT> <FONT COLOR=FF00FF>/52756/</FONT> <FONT COLOR=800080>\4\</FONT> <FONT COLOR=FFFF00>.864.</FONT> <FONT COLOR=808000>,864,</FONT>
<FONT COLOR=004040><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^27 d2 a5 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=008000>v0 0 1 b8 0 0 2a 80v</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 1^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^90 ac 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=0000FF>A</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^d5 f8 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^4b 80 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=00FF00>^0 0 0 0^</FONT><FONT COLOR=808080>V</FONT></FONT><P>
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The dark green 8-byte headers are GOP headers... but usually right after that there are 4-byte headers of 0 0 0 0 or 0 0 0 1; but sometimes there's wildly different data in these headers... is it possible that the tivo isn't breaking the video/audio stream on MPEG headers [but magically reassembles the stream correctly whilst playing] or is there a whole lot more to the MPEG standard than what I've found so far that allows data headers to be something other than 0 0 1 xx...?<P>
There just seems to be a lot of these "strange" [well, at least to me] 4-byte headers that don't make much sense to me (yet).<P>
Remember all, I'm still a newbie at this MPEG stuff...<P>
... And I'm already working on zss 0.56 that will begin logging (for eventual chopping) on GOP header boundries, not on chunk/record boundries...<P>
Sorry for the HTML but I cut-n-pasted from my zss log (which can now output in HTML, which does make reading the log quite a bit easier)... I hope it didn't look too evil.<P>
Laterz,<BR>
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