MP4(3)
π MP4GetRtpPacketBFrame β like, the MP4 library, bestie π
okay so we're deep in the MP4 file format library manual (that's the manual name, cutie β MP4(3), say it with your chest) and today's main character is a tiny lil function that just wants to tell you ONE thing about ONE RTP packet. no cap.
β¨ NAME β¨
MP4GetRtpPacketBFrame β Get the B frame flag of an RTP packet
πΈ SYNTAX πΈ
#include <mp4.h>
int8_t MP4GetRtpPacketBFrame(
MP4FileHandle hFile,
MP4TrackId hintTrackId,
u_int16_t packetIndex
)
π ARGUMENTS π
hFileβ the mp4 file this whole operation is happening to. your file. your vibe. your responsibility π«ΆhintTrackIdβ the hint track this operation applies to. yes bestie, hint tracks specifically, that's the whole point β¨packetIndexβ the exact packet we're talking about. which one? that one. the one at this index π
π RETURN VALUES π
- on the good path? you get the state of the B frame flag for the packet you asked about. slay.
- on the bad path? you get
-1. it's giving error energy. π
π₯ DESCRIPTION π₯
So like, MP4GetRtpPacketBFrame returns the state of the B Frame flag of an RTP packet. that's it. that's the job. no notes.
if you wanna know what this flag actually means though, go read MP4AddRtpHint β it's got the full description. iykyk π
ngl this function is a getter and a getter only. it does not set anything. it does not add anything. it looks at a packet and reports back. periodt.
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
and that's the whole page, bestie!! β¨ this one came from Cisco Systems Inc., it's Version 0.9, and yeah the footer says MP4(3) again because the manual name is forever. mwah. π
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