Dave Johansen

Where are you looking at that MKV data and how are you viewing it? When I load the fragments with `GET_MEDIA` and look at them with `ffprobe`, the tags are...

I can verify that in some cases `mkvinfo` will show tags that `ffprobe` doesn't, but they're not always there like they're supposed to be and the AWS tags always show...

The sample that I submitted to reproduce the problem uses the persistent flag set to both `TRUE` and `FALSE` and neither of them persist. I just re-ran that test and...

I've been using `GetMedia` and when I use `GetMediaForFragmentList` is returns the following rather than the fragment data (I tried with both aws-cli 2.13.21 and boto3 1.28.59 and both give...

``` aws kinesis-video-archived-media get-media-for-fragment-list test.mp4 --stream-name dljtest --fragments "91343852333181783967653219705270632698727947677" ```

I got the `boto3` version `get_media_for_fragment_list` to work and I can confirm that the metadata tags are present, but they're attached to the end of the previous fragment and not...

I attached the output from the first and second fragment. You can see that the first has two sets of tags (one at the beginning and then one at the...

And then for completeness, here's the last one and you can see that it doesn't have any tags because there were two sets in the first fragment [last.txt](https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-kinesis-video-streams-producer-c/files/12810239/last.txt)

> Quick clarification on the callback structure within the SDK. Client callbacks are a higher level object for all the streams that the application is setting up, while stream callbacks...

I'm not following. If I stop without this error, then it exits as it should. The error is handled by the callback so shouldn't it exist in the same way?