Ok, thank you.
This doesn't sound very hard to do myself (I'll probably just do it afterwards
instead of changing the ffmpeg code, so I don't have to maintain that patch).
If I could make a suggestion, it might be something that would be good to have
in ffmpeg, though, perhaps as a part of -movflags.
Or, if no one is interested in adding it, would you take a patch? I might have
time to do something at some point.
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On 16/07/14, 11:26, Marcus Johnson wrote:
you can't, it's hardcoded, you yourself can in your program that you're
calling the libX functions with make a function that writes "H.264" to the
encoder field after it's finished, it wouldn't really be that hard to do.
or you could create a script to replace the bytes at X to Y with string Z,
just make sure the file works properly because it may have to have the
header field size updated, dig into the h.264 header specs to find out how
specifically to do this.
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