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[04:25] < Lawouach_> morning |
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[08:56] < MS-> greetings |
[09:31] < Lawouach_> same here :) |
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[13:38] < MS-> Trying to figure out something which I think should be simple. |
[13:38] < MS-> Have a data source, of variable bit rate |
[13:38] < MS-> Want to receive that & dump it to disk, with the varying bit rate |
[13:39] < MS-> And then later on re-read the file. at that bit rate, with the same variances. |
[13:39] < MS-> Strikes me as something that should be easy, but I think I need a break |
[13:40] < MS-> I suspect I'm missing something obvious |
[13:43] < MS-> Oh, I think I am. |
[13:43] < MS-> If I have a buffer that simply writes out it's contents every < time spec> |
[13:43] < MS-> And replay that data inside the same < timespec> |
[13:43] < MS-> that gives me what I need doesn't it |
[13:44] < MS-> eg 40 milliseconds is a nice number since that gives 25 chunks per second. |
[13:47] < Lawouach_> :) |
[13:49] < MS-> I can then write them in the same format that the standard "chunk" module reads. (ie IFF format) |
[14:08] < MS-> heh, actually it's a perfect file format to choose thinking about it. It's 24 years old. |
[15:20] < MS-> Right, I think I have my timed file writing source now |
[16:54] < ronny> IFF? |
[16:55] < ronny> ah, images? |
[17:02] < MS-> Actually no (well not really), IFF is a general file format for storing binary data in a convenient tagged and chunked manner |
[17:03] < MS-> the standard libraries "chunk" module handles reading of it natively |
[17:03] < MS-> s/libraries/library's/ |
[17:03] < MS-> I'm actually storing a complete DVB-T transport stream of 4 channels + all associated metadata |
[17:04] < MS-> Right, now I have 8GB of data, time for me to head homewards |
[17:04] < MS-> cya later |
[17:04] < MS-> :) |
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[19:27] < MS-> Hi |