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I am opening this issue today because I'm working on a mpd file using the libdash library to parse it and have encountered a problem. The mpd file i am working on contains a SegmentTimeline@t value that creates an overflow in an uint32_t variable.
Here is my problem : the master branch does not seems to support the MPEG-DASH standard 2nd Edition but seems to be more active in opposition to the DASH_2nd_Edition branch that seems to support the MPEG-DASH standard 2nd Edition but seems less active.
The particular function I am talking about is the following : void Timeline::SetStartTime (uint32_t startTime) -> master branch void Timeline::SetStartTime (uint64_t startTime) -> DASH_2nd_Edition branch
Which branch do you think I should use, knowing that I need to use MPEG-DASH 2nd Edition features.
Thanks by advance,
Vincent.
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Hi,
I am opening this issue today because I'm working on a mpd file using the libdash library to parse it and have encountered a problem. The mpd file i am working on contains a SegmentTimeline@t value that creates an overflow in an uint32_t variable.
Here is my problem : the master branch does not seems to support the MPEG-DASH standard 2nd Edition but seems to be more active in opposition to the DASH_2nd_Edition branch that seems to support the MPEG-DASH standard 2nd Edition but seems less active.
The particular function I am talking about is the following :
void Timeline::SetStartTime (uint32_t startTime)
-> master branchvoid Timeline::SetStartTime (uint64_t startTime)
-> DASH_2nd_Edition branchWhich branch do you think I should use, knowing that I need to use MPEG-DASH 2nd Edition features.
Thanks by advance,
Vincent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: