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Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2005 11:22 am    Post subject: AVI MPEG vendor specific information Reply with quote

Guys , hi !!

I am generating an MPEG stream which is packed into AVI file.
I need to encode some vendor specific such as device id, vendor id.

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From what i saw in AVI spec, "strd" section can be used for this, but
after i did that, Windows Media player and BSPlayer refuse to play the

files.

I found an article mentioning briefly that "Strd" section should not be
used in MPEG avis since it is used for codec-specific info, but that
wasn't very official.

There is also the "junk" section which works ok but our marketing guys
turned that one of.

Did anyone have the same problem ?
Thanks for the help.

Leonid.Mironov@zoran.com

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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 4:14 am    Post subject: Re: AVI MPEG vendor specific information Reply with quote

mironov.leonid@gmail.com wrote:
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Guys , hi !!

I am generating an MPEG stream which is packed into AVI file.
I need to encode some vendor specific such as device id, vendor id.

From what i saw in AVI spec, "strd" section can be used for this, but
after i did that, Windows Media player and BSPlayer refuse to play the
files.

I found an article mentioning briefly that "Strd" section should not
be used in MPEG avis since it is used for codec-specific info, but
that wasn't very official.

There is also the "junk" section which works ok but our marketing guys
turned that one of.

Did anyone have the same problem ?
Thanks for the help.

Leonid.Mironov@zoran.com

This may help http://abcavi.tk/

Make some changes, see where they go and whether they affect other programs.
After that, you should know where to place the data.

BJ
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