MPEGSTAT

Section: UTILITY (N)
Updated: 07 Oct 1993
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NAME

mpegstat - analyzing tool for MPEG-I video streams

SYNOPSIS

mpegstat [mpeg_stream]

DESCRIPTION

MPEGSTAT is a useful utility for analyzing MPEG-I video streams. It is based on the Berkeley MPEG movie player. MPEGSTAT reads a video stream from a file or stdin and shows the frame type pattern as it is found while parsing. After the stream is completely parsed it displays the frame pattern as it would be displayed by a MPEG viewer. It then generates a summary of various mpeg format related statistics. MPEGSTAT works for MPEG movies that are Paris format compatible.

OPTIONS

MPEGSTAT: doesn't use any options.

USAGE

MPEGSTAT [filename]

BUGS

Unpredictable effects were noticed on illegal MPEG streams.

AUTHORS

Authors of the Berkeley mpeg player: Ketan Patel - University of California, Berkeley, kpatel@cs.berkeley.edu Brian Smith - University of California, Berkeley, bsmith@cs.berkeley.edu Henry Chi-To Ma - University of California, Berkeley, cma@cs.berkeley.edu Kim Man Liu - University of California, Berkeley, kliu@cs.berkeley.edu
Authors of the additional analyzing code: Multimedia systems project - Technical University of Berlin, Germany Tom Pfeifer, Dept. of Computer Science, pfeifer@fokus.gmd.de Jens Brettin - Alexander Schulze - Harald Masche - Dirk Schubert

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