On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 05:00:18AM -0700, barry bouwsma wrote:
> For laughs, I now converted a short BBC-Four TS I had recorded as
> a test with `ts2ps', and there, the PTS/DTS are present in the PS
> and match those seen in the TS...
>
> ==> system_clock_reference_base: 859961626 (0x3341f91a) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 2:39:15.1291]
This is a PS pack header, right?
> ==> PTS: 5154932522 (0x13342072a) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:37.0280]
> ==> DTS: 5154921721 (0x13341dcf9) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:36.9080]
> ==> PTS: 5154925321 (0x13341eb09) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:36.9480]
> ==> PTS: 5154928921 (0x13341f919) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:36.9880]
Are those PES headers from audio or from video? Noticed the hop here?
> ==> system_clock_reference_base: 859937348 (0x33419a44) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 2:39:14.8594]
PS pack header again? Hop backwards from previous pack header?
> ==> PTS: 5154908244 (0x13341a854) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:36.7582]
> ==> PTS: 5154943322 (0x13342315a) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:37.1480]
> ==> DTS: 5154932521 (0x133420729) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:37.0280]
> ==> PTS: 5154936121 (0x133421539) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:37.0680]
> ==> PTS: 5154939721 (0x133422349) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:37.1080]
> ==> PTS: 5154954122 (0x133425b8a) [= 90 kHz-Timestamp: 15:54:37.2680]
Again hops. Have you tried to play this stream with vlc?
BTW: what is the DTS good for? Isn't PTS the relevant time for playbacK?
What difference does it make when a frame was decoded as long as it
is presented at the correct time?
And what is the SCRB good for? I am totally confused by all those times.
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