From: Jeffrey Kardatzke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Extracting information from RealVideo/RealAudio files - how t
o??
Yeah there is. Using the RMEdit API that's part of the RealProducer SDK you
can extract most of that information (if not all). Check out the example
they give for the RMEditor that you compile yourself. It extracts
everything you're looking for. It's written in Visual C++, but if you look
at the RealMedia file format in the documentation for the SDK you'll get the
byte code used in the file for how they lay out the headers which describe
the information you're looking for. Then you can write it for any
language/platform. I wrote one in ANSI C++ that'll run anywhere, it's
pretty easy.
Jeff
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Subject: Extracting information from RealVideo/RealAudio files - how
to??
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Extracting information from RealVideo/RealAudio files - how to??
Scenario: I have a TON of realvideo and realaudio files laying around, and
I want to write a program to extract some information from them - duration,
number of frames, bitrates, title string, number of tracks, audio sample
rate, whatever is available.
Is there a programmatic way to do this? Either C/C++ or Java, and
preferably on SGI Irix or Sun Solaris, although NT is available as a last
resort.
Thanks!
-=b=-
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