25 lines
790 B
Markdown
25 lines
790 B
Markdown
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Simple easy-to-use hacky matroska parser
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Define your handler class:
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class MyMatroskaHandler(mkvparse.MatroskaHandler):
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def tracks_available(self):
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def segment_info_available(self):
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def frame(self, track_id, timestamp, data, more_laced_blocks, duration, keyframe_flag, invisible_flag, discardable_flag):
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and `mkvparse.mkvparse(file, MyMatroskaHandler())`
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Supports lacing and setting global timecode scale, subtitles (BlockGroup). Does not support cues, tags, chapters, seeking and so on. Supports resyncing when something bad is encountered in matroska stream.
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Also contains example of generation of Matroska files from python
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Subtitles should remain as text, binary data gets encoded to hex.
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Licence=MIT
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