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Timestamp properties - git merge master #1339

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@dukesook dukesook commented Oct 15, 2024

Keep the timestamp-properties branch up to date with master.

The bitstream.h started to diverge.

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farindk commented Oct 15, 2024

What is the current status of the standard? Is it stable?

I could move the timestamp API into the experimental header so that it is in the main branch, but not enabled by default until we have the final standard.

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Yes, I think using the experimental header for now is a good idea..

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The TAI timestamp standard is currently at the FDAM stage, which is very stable. A final approval is projected for February 2025.

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farindk commented Oct 15, 2024

I've merged it into master with the TAI function in heif_experimental.

Be aware that I also renamed WITH_EXPERIMENTAL_FEATURES to ENABLE_EXPERIMENTAL_FEATURES for consistency.

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