mts is a library for parsing mpegts files and streams.
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For an example of how to use this library please look in the example folder.
For an example of how to use mts for inspecting the content of a mpegts file
please see examples/mpegts_inspect.cpp.
You can test this example like so:
python waf configure > ... python waf build > ... python waf install --install_path ./bin > ... ./bin/mpegts_inspect test/test.ts > ISO/IEC 13818-7 Audio with ADTS transport syntax: 33 > AVC video stream: 165
For an example of how to use mts for extracting H.264 data from a mpegts file
please see examples/mpegts_to_h264.cpp.
You can test this example like so:
python waf configure > ... python waf build > ... python waf install --install_path ./bin > ... ./bin/mpegts_to_h264 test/test.ts out.h264
Playback the extracted h264 data with vlc like so:
cvlc out.h264 -v --no-loop --play-and-exit
For an example of how to use mts for extracting aac data from a mpegts file
please see examples/mpegts_to_aac.cpp.
You can test this example like so:
python waf configure > ... python waf build > ... python waf install --install_path ./bin > ... ./bin/mpegts_to_aac test/test.ts out.aac
Playback the extracted aac data with vlc like so:
cvlc out.aac -v --no-loop --play-and-exit
To depend on this project when using the CMake build system, add the following in your CMake build script:
add_subdirectory("/path/to/mts" mts)
target_link_libraries(<my_target> steinwurf::mts)
Where <my_target> is replaced by your target.