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ipanema · 6th May 2011, 19:16

I'm thinking of adding a user-defined SEI to existing H.264/MTS files. It should be possible by inserting occasional MTS packets to hold the inserted data, and any existing data that would need to be moved to make room for the inserted data.

But this would progressively shift existing packets forward in the file.

Would this be likely to break any indexes that might be present in the other files that are present in the Blu-ray and AVCHD folder structure?

Or is there a better method of inserting data int existing H.264/MTS files?

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ipanema Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 93	Inserting SEI I'm thinking of adding a user-defined SEI to existing H.264/MTS files. It should be possible by inserting occasional MTS packets to hold the inserted data, and any existing data that would need to be moved to make room for the inserted data. But this would progressively shift existing packets forward in the file. Would this be likely to break any indexes that might be present in the other files that are present in the Blu-ray and AVCHD folder structure? Or is there a better method of inserting data int existing H.264/MTS files?