Detecting H.264 standard videos

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Hi all,

How to ensure that whether a given video is of H.264 standard or not? Is it possible to do it with file extension?

Thanks....

Posted 13-Jun-10 19:08pm

vinodkalanji87

Updated 14-Jun-10 0:16am

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GPUToaster™ · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-13T20:52:00

Hi,

Checking File extension wont help. It is content which needs to be checked.

I presume that you are working with VS/C++.

Install FFMPEG (www.ffmpeg.org/[^]) for VS and use something like:

Use Structs AVFormatContext -> AVInputFormat and AVStream->Codec to check format of your stream.

(Please refer to FFMPEG for correct syntax and parameters).

Hope this helps. :)

Regards,

GPUToaster