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avcodec/mobiclip : Rewrite code to make it clearer
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values one needs to know that the lowest four bits of each used
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How to embed additional metadata to a video file in libavcodec (FFmpeg C source code fork)
7 mars 2023, par leavittxI'm extending an existing codec (Hap) inside ffmpeg library, adding some additional stuff to it (modifying FFmpeg code in my own fork of it)


One of the things I'd like to do is to store a per-file maximum encoded packet size in some global header/metadata so I can use it later while doing decoding (generally, the metadata/info to store can be arbitrary, size is just what I currently need for some specialized decoder I'm writing).


I'm modifying the ffmpeg code file
https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/blob/master/libavcodec/hapenc.c


EDIT : What I'd like to achieve


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- Compute some numeric value during the encoding (namely, the maximum encoded frame size for the video - it's needed for a specialized fast decoder to not read all the frames beforehand) - that is done already
- Store that value in the video file metadata (looks like it should be done on container level)






My initial incorrect attempt :
But I don't currently see any possibility to save any info outside of a single packet being produced by
hap_encode
function and written toAVPacket *pkt
parameter.

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- Set dict parameter on
AVCodecContext *avctx
'spriv_data
:




av_opt_set_int(avctx->priv_data, "max_compressed_frame_size", <size>, 0);
 av_opt_set(avctx->priv_data, "max_compressed_frame_size", "", 0);
</size>


Later, while decoding
av_opt_get/av_opt_get_int
report non-existing key.

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- Set various
AVCodecContext *avctx
fields :




avctx->flags2 = <size>;
 avctx->extradata_size = <size>;
 avctx->ticks_per_frame = <size>;
 avctx->delay = <size>;
</size></size></size></size>


They all also seem to be not preserved when doing decoding later (I get just default values from decoder's
AVCodecContext
)