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ISO ? #519

Open Sami32 opened 7 years ago

Sami32 commented 7 years ago

I'm very perplex, as it seem that MediaInfo is able to read this ISO (UDF 2.50?) file but say that it has a wrong iso extension: (my hex editor display an UDF header so i'm confuse) https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwxFVkl63-lEM2xjQndxV3ZzaVE/view

But not any of the others: http://www.deniscarl.com/dvdtest/videotest.iso.bz2 (6 MB) (at least this one is indicated as ISO9660) https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0BwxFVkl63-lEd2c0ekxfbFd3Tmc&export=download (Done with tsMuxeR ?)

I'm not familar with ISO at all, and don't expect that MediaInfo support it, so i'm wondering why it work with this particular file ? Any idea ? An incorrect MediaInfo detection or a strange/wrong ISO file ? I'm totally confuse :/

EDIT: That's not an issue, but a question.

JeromeMartinez commented 7 years ago

As the parsing of such ISO is not supported, MediaInfo tries other parsers. For the 2 last files, MediaInfo does not "synchronize" with any format, but for the first one the AVC stream is (correctly) detected so it is considered as AVC.

Obviously not a pure AVC stream, I'll try to find a method for avoiding that.

As with ISO support, it is actually planned to have a good support of such format in order to find TS files included in it, but it is on the toDo-list only, no ETA.

Sami32 commented 7 years ago

Thank you for the explaination, i was really too confuse ;)

Oooh...honestly, i didn't expected that you'll even consider such request as acceptable. That's a good new :smile: