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https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=22136 --- Comment #10 from Jon Piesing (OIPF) <oipfjon@gmail.com> --- (In reply to comment #9) > This suggestion makes sense in principle, since it helps align MSE with > MPEG-DASH. The ISO-BMFF part 15 spec it references is still evolving > though. Our internal review of it suggests that the in-band elementary > stream requirements are likely to change further. If we require it in MSE, > it will be difficult for implementations to support the requirement soon. > > SPS/PPS in-band data would be used to adapt support for live content to > changing layout parameters. These are currently at least partially > satisfied by packaging SPS/PPS data in avcn boxes within the video data. > The avcn implementation can and should be supported for MSE, though I don’t > believe it requires additional specification language. I was led to believe that inband SPS/PPS (i.e. 'avc3'/'avc4') was partly the results of discussing a proposal to include 'avcn' in MPEG. Is the specification for 'avcn' even suitable to reference? Even if it could be referenced with a little flexibility, why would you do that when there's an official MPEG solution to the same problem - 'avc3'/'avc4'? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the QA Contact for the bug.
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