Philip de Nier
Philip de Nier
There's no philosophical reason for not supporting it. It's not a format that I've needed in my work and so can't spend time resolving issues and completing submissions; it's up...
> I understand the Table B.2 sizes to be hard targets, even with variable GOP sizes. RDD 9-2009 required “an integer number of GOPs per partition” (Table 1) but this...
> For my use case, default to existing behaviour, flag / commandline option for new behaviour is great. OK. > I have been told that round-tripping a file to an...
@ajhoddinott Did you manage to check the round-tripping support? Happy to wait or merge what I have now where it requires use of the `--fixed-part` to enable strict partition sizes...
@ajhoddinott the merge can wait, that's not a problem. Just thought I'd check just in case.
Thanks for the report. I've created https://github.com/bbc/bmx/pull/12 which should ensure that the values match the "Constraints of the Conformant Implementation" appendix of the spec.
~~Should be fixed by #84. [This Github Action build](https://github.com/bbc/bmx/actions/runs/9680348642/job/26708298327) has an additional `Show Platform Name` stage which has `platform : libMXF (Darwin arm64)`. Previously it would've been `platform : libMXF...
The PR has been updated. It should now show `libMXF (Darwin ARM)` or `(Darwin ARM64)` for ARM and `libMXF (Darwin)` if the architecture is unknown. Some binaries are available from...
I might need to take another look at this because I'm guessing this won't work for macOS Universal binaries as the config.h file is created at configure time.
> I might need to take another look at this because I'm guessing this won't work for macOS Universal binaries as the config.h file is created at configure time. This...