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Expose Bitstream Filter functionality #222
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Thank you. It will be a part of new API witch will break thing or two #217 |
Thanks for the reply. The “bare bones C to C#” is what attracted me! (Though that’s also the surprise behind this request, as I couldn’t recreate a C example.) |
Could you please specify what types you are missing now as I started to look and seems everything is included starting from 4.4 I think. |
If it is in bsf_internal.h - then it is not a part official API. |
I don’t think it’s private, as bsf.h doesn’t have “internal” or “avpriv” or any of the other markers I’ve seen. That said, a) generally I find the FFmpeg codebase and how to use it quite confusing so shrug and b) I no longer need this, in no small part because I’ve realised some of the metadata I wanted to set was already there, just most PC browsers seem to ignore it. I’ll close this now as I suspect both of us have more important things to do, and anyone who was in my position will at least find this issue. Thank you again for your efforts. |
@tobyspark submit bug to FFmpeg then. Right now you can port some structs by hand or generate private version of this repo with extras includes. |
Feature request – expose Bitstream Filter functionality, e.g. bsf.c. This allows modification of AVPackets, to e.g. set H264 metadata.
ps. This is a heroic project. Thanks for all the work that must have gone into it.
pps. If I have missed something, or you can give me some hints on what I’d need to do to enable this myself as a contribution, please let me know.
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