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Producing MISB ST1910 CMAF from MPEGTS #2204
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The only reference I see in the GPAC repository is in #736. Maybe that was the original contributors? Have you tried to write to the MASB chair to ask how they generated the streams? |
I have not, but I will do so and then provide an update here. |
Any news on that ? The manifest was generated by a custom GPAC, official code does not inject inband event stream tags |
Any news here? |
Still no news here? |
Hi, apologies for the long delay. I reached out to one of the people that worked on the demo that I linked in my original question. The manifest and CMAF chunks were made using a collection of custom python scripts that are entirely unrelated to GPAC. As far as I am aware there isn't a tool that provides the capability that I was looking for. |
Ok, closing for now. Please re-open if there is news. |
Hello, I apologize if this is not the right place, but I was hoping for some guidance on how I could best approach this problem and if GPAC/MP4Box is the right tool for the job.
What I would like to do is convert an mpegts file that contains a single video stream and a single KLV data stream to CMAF according to MISB ST1910. What I'm most interested in is mapping the KLV metadata packets into EMSG boxes in the output CMAF. There is a demo DASH manifest that looks like it was created with GPAC that gives me some hope, but I'm not really sure where to start.
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