foxyshadis,
I could understand the parts upto PES headers, could not understand what comes after that, before H.264 frame.
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Originally Posted by foxyshadis
Following that is the ES, with 00 00000109, the (optional) AUD, the start of a H.264 frame. AUDs (and IDRs) almost always have 3 zero bytes instead of 2, just just as a gentleman's agreement, to make it easy to find new frames: Just search for every 00000001. E0 means any slice type.
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What is the meaning of bytes 00 00000109 E0? Which std gives information about this bytes?
What is AUD?
For confirmation, does H.264 frame starts after 00 00000109 E0?
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Originally Posted by foxyshadis
Now you get to 000000 0141. 41 parses out to "referenced slice of non-IDR pic". If it was an IDR, it would be 45
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The 41 would be the forbidden_zero_bit, nal_ref_idc and nal_unit_type defined in 14496-10?
Thanks again for your help.