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11th April 2008, 12:22 | #1 | Link |
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DVR-MS vs ASF difference
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We are trying to add DVR-MS muxing feature to our SolveigMM ASF Muxer There are MS filter to provide such a functionality - Stream Buffer Sinc filter, but it seems to only operate in real-time mode and is not somehow usefull for files muxing, remuxing. Well, does anybody know what exactly the difference between DVR_MS and ASF files? Any guesses, documentation references and existing tools quotations are highly appreciated. |
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This place has great documentation on just about any format. Specifically DVR-MS: http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=DVR-MS
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None that I know of. ffmpeg and mplayer I think has decoder support for DVR-MS, so have a dig through that mountain if what I've posted isn't helpful.
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