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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | The modules of ''''access_demux'''' capability are designed to handle the [[ | + | The modules of ''''access_demux'''' capability are designed to handle the [[{{#rel2abs:../Access}}|access]] and part of the [[{{#rel2abs:../Demux}}|demux]] stage in the same module. |
| − | Therefore, you are '''required''' to read [[ | + | Therefore, you are '''required''' to read [[{{#rel2abs:../Access}}|access]] and [[{{#rel2abs:../Demux}}|demux]] pages before going on. |
An access-demuxer could be seen as a demuxer that handles the access at the same time. | An access-demuxer could be seen as a demuxer that handles the access at the same time. | ||
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== Write an access-demux module == | == Write an access-demux module == | ||
| − | To write an access_demuxer module, start by reading the [[ | + | To write an access_demuxer module, start by reading the [[{{#rel2abs:../How To Write a Module}}|introduction to module writing]]. |
Then, you should specify your module of being of access_demux type: | Then, you should specify your module of being of access_demux type: | ||
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After implementing Open() and Close() functions, you will need to implement a few majors features that will be implemented by your functions. | After implementing Open() and Close() functions, you will need to implement a few majors features that will be implemented by your functions. | ||
| − | As you can see in [[ | + | As you can see in [[{{#rel2abs:../Demux}}|demux]], you should define: |
*Demux, as in pf_demux | *Demux, as in pf_demux | ||
| − | *Control, as in pf_control ''' NB:''' please refer to [[ | + | *Control, as in pf_control ''' NB:''' please refer to [[{{#rel2abs:../Demux#Control}}|demux Control documentation]] |
After implementing those functions, you should assign them to the corresponding pf_ function. | After implementing those functions, you should assign them to the corresponding pf_ function. | ||
| − | See {{VLCSourceFile| | + | See {{VLCSourceFile|include/vlc_demux.h}} and {{VLCSourceFile|include/vlc_access.h}} |
== Demux == | == Demux == | ||
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It should return 0 for EOF, something positive when success and something negative when fail to demux. | It should return 0 for EOF, something positive when success and something negative when fail to demux. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:37, 17 April 2019
Description
The modules of 'access_demux' capability are designed to handle the access and part of the demux stage in the same module.
Therefore, you are required to read access and demux pages before going on.
An access-demuxer could be seen as a demuxer that handles the access at the same time.
In an access-demuxer, the stream s is null.
Examples of access-demuxer are DVD, Bluray, v4l2 modules.
Write an access-demux module
To write an access_demuxer module, start by reading the introduction to module writing.
Then, you should specify your module of being of access_demux type:
set_capability( "access_demux", 60 ) set_category( CAT_INPUT ) set_subcategory( SUBCAT_INPUT_ACCESS )
Functions to implement
After implementing Open() and Close() functions, you will need to implement a few majors features that will be implemented by your functions.
As you can see in demux, you should define:
- Demux, as in pf_demux
- Control, as in pf_control NB: please refer to demux Control documentation
After implementing those functions, you should assign them to the corresponding pf_ function.
See include/vlc_demux.h and include/vlc_access.h
Demux
Demux in access_demux is a bit different than in a demux module, because all the seeking and access of the stream is internal to the module.
Prototype:
int (*pf_demux) ( demux_t * );
Return:
It should return 0 for EOF, something positive when success and something negative when fail to demux.
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