junaidfcs
24th March 2009, 11:11
Dear All,
I am working to decode a corrupted AnnexB encoded bitstream. Since there are errors in different parts of the bitstream, therefore the decoder breaks too often when it hit some importants parts in the bitsteam. In order not to make the frame counter corrupted, I made sure that for each NALu in bitstream, the first four bytes could never be corrupted. In this way, it decoded to a longer no of frames.
But I want to know, is there any way or option in H.264 Decoder which makes this decoder not to break at all? That is if a slice is not decodable, then just skip it and start decoding the next slice?
waiting for your replies
I am working to decode a corrupted AnnexB encoded bitstream. Since there are errors in different parts of the bitstream, therefore the decoder breaks too often when it hit some importants parts in the bitsteam. In order not to make the frame counter corrupted, I made sure that for each NALu in bitstream, the first four bytes could never be corrupted. In this way, it decoded to a longer no of frames.
But I want to know, is there any way or option in H.264 Decoder which makes this decoder not to break at all? That is if a slice is not decodable, then just skip it and start decoding the next slice?
waiting for your replies