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| − | PVA is | + | PVA is the extension denoting [[Packetize]]d Elementary Streams (PES) containing both video and audio. PES files are muxed [[elementary stream]]s. By their nature elementary streams are only audio or video files. However, by recording [[timestamp]]s PVA files can contain both with a low overhead for [[muxing]] real-time [[MPEG-2 video]] with [[AC3]] Dolby Digital audio. Such files are often recorded with Digital Video Broadcast [[DVB]] capturing software. |
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| + | {{file|modules/demux/pva.c|input demuxer}} | ||
Latest revision as of 22:32, 24 February 2019
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VLC can decode this container. The module name to use at the command line is pva. |
PVA is the extension denoting Packetized Elementary Streams (PES) containing both video and audio. PES files are muxed elementary streams. By their nature elementary streams are only audio or video files. However, by recording timestamps PVA files can contain both with a low overhead for muxing real-time MPEG-2 video with AC3 Dolby Digital audio. Such files are often recorded with Digital Video Broadcast DVB capturing software.
Source code
- modules/demux/pva.c (input demuxer)
