asdlei99 / mts

library for parsing mpegts files and streams

mts

mts is a library for parsing mpegts files and streams.

Table of Contents:

• Usage
  • Inspection
  • H.264 Extraction
  • AAC Extraction
  • Use as Dependency in CMake

Usage

For an example of how to use this library please look in the example folder.

Inspection

For an example of how to use mts for inspecting the content of a mpegts file please see examples/mpegts_inspect.cpp.

You can test this example like so:

python waf configure
> ...
python waf build
> ...
python waf install --install_path ./bin
> ...
./bin/mpegts_inspect test/test.ts
> ISO/IEC 13818-7 Audio with ADTS transport syntax: 33
> AVC video stream: 165

H.264 Extraction

For an example of how to use mts for extracting H.264 data from a mpegts file please see examples/mpegts_to_h264.cpp.

You can test this example like so:

python waf configure
> ...
python waf build
> ...
python waf install --install_path ./bin
> ...
./bin/mpegts_to_h264 test/test.ts out.h264

Playback the extracted h264 data with vlc like so:

cvlc out.h264 -v --no-loop --play-and-exit

AAC Extraction

For an example of how to use mts for extracting aac data from a mpegts file please see examples/mpegts_to_aac.cpp.

You can test this example like so:

python waf configure
> ...
python waf build
> ...
python waf install --install_path ./bin
> ...
./bin/mpegts_to_aac test/test.ts out.aac

Playback the extracted aac data with vlc like so:

cvlc out.aac -v --no-loop --play-and-exit

Use as Dependency in CMake

To depend on this project when using the CMake build system, add the following in your CMake build script:

add_subdirectory("/path/to/mts" mts)
target_link_libraries(<my_target> steinwurf::mts)

Where <my_target> is replaced by your target.