2008/3/29, Burkhard Plaum <plaum@???>:
> Can be unzipped with unzip. It creates a directory, which contains an xml
> file and one mxf file for each A/V stream. If I interpret the xml correctly,
> and the MXFs are clip-wrapped, this can be decoded even without an MXF
> demuxer because the xml file already contains the start offset of the
> Data, the video codec and and the size. That's enough to fire up a raw-dv
> parser.
Indeed, this is also the case for the P2 samples that I have, I guess
this will make an implementation quite easy, I think I can do a tiny
utility to copy the contents into a raw DV file, this should make it
easier for existing software to handle the footage, I guess.
Cheers
-Richard
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