Accessing non-video streams in MPEGTS [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

[Durrand, Paul (Contractor)]

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I am working with GStreamer to read and write MPEG TS files ultimately
in an application. I am able to play the video stream using the
following command:

gst-launch-0.10 -e filesrc location=cars.mpg ! mpegtsdemux !
ffdec_mpeg2video ! xvimagesink

What I am now trying to understand is how to read and write to non
audio/video streams. I have a stream in the MPEGTS which contains KLV
metadata. I have code which will decode and encode the information but I
am unsure how to select the specific stream which contains the data with
GStreamer.

Can anyone provide some guidance?

Thanks,
Paul


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[Edward Hervey]

Hi,

Unfortunately private streams aren't exposed in mpeg-ts demuxers.

If those private streams contain only metadata, you can 'just' push
them as tags on the other audio/video streams.

And you'd have to do the same thing for muxing (collect the tags and
create your private streams).

What metadata exactly do those contain ?

Edward

Post by Durrand, Paul (Contractor)
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I am working with GStreamer to read and write MPEG TS files ultimately
in an application. I am able to play the video stream using the
gst-launch-0.10 -e filesrc location=cars.mpg ! mpegtsdemux !
ffdec_mpeg2video ! xvimagesink
What I am now trying to understand is how to read and write to non
audio/video streams. I have a stream in the MPEGTS which contains KLV
metadata. I have code which will decode and encode the information but
I am unsure how to select the specific stream which contains the data
with GStreamer.
Can anyone provide some guidance?
Thanks,
Paul
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[Durrand, Paul (Contractor)]

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Thanks for the response Edward.

We are using the SMPTE-336M
(http://store.smpte.org/product-p/st%200336-2007.htm) for KLV and then
using MISB 0601.4
(http://www.gwg.nga.mil/misb/docs/standards/Standard060104.pdf) and MISB
0102.6 (http://www.gwg.nga.mil/misb/docs/standards/Standard010206.pdf)
local data sets. This stream has timecoding to ensure the metadata is
associated with the appropriate frame.

I am doing the encoding and decoding myself, I just need access to the
raw data in the specific stream to read and write to.

Paul

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Subject: Re: Accessing non-video streams in MPEGTS [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

Hi,

Unfortunately private streams aren't exposed in mpeg-ts demuxers.

If those private streams contain only metadata, you can 'just' push
them as tags on the other audio/video streams.

And you'd have to do the same thing for muxing (collect the tags and
create your private streams).

What metadata exactly do those contain ?

Edward

Post by Durrand, Paul (Contractor)
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I am working with GStreamer to read and write MPEG TS files ultimately
in an application. I am able to play the video stream using the
gst-launch-0.10 -e filesrc location=cars.mpg ! mpegtsdemux !
ffdec_mpeg2video ! xvimagesink What I am now trying to
understand is how to read and write to non audio/video streams. I have
a stream in the MPEGTS which contains KLV metadata. I have code which
will decode and encode the information but I am unsure how to select
the specific stream which contains the data with GStreamer.
Can anyone provide some guidance?
Thanks,
Paul
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