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Incorrect symbols used for Immersive Audio Data Essence Descriptor and SubDescriptor #15

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palemieux opened this issue Sep 25, 2019 · 0 comments

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The library currently outputs:

060e2b34.02530105.0e090603.00000000  len:     120 (PrivateDCDataDescriptor)
             InstanceUID = f6417a2c-80a3-46ad-91a7-e19878fabff9
                Locators:
          SubDescriptors:
  a82aa922-ccf2-4494-8b86-d45a8c6040ba
           LinkedTrackID = 2
              SampleRate = 24/1
       ContainerDuration = 27768
        EssenceContainer = 060e2b34.04010105.0e090605.00000000
       DataEssenceCoding = 060e2b34.04010105.0e090604.00000000

060e2b34.02530105.0e090606.00000000  len:      65 (DolbyAtmosSubDescriptor)
             InstanceUID = a82aa922-ccf2-4494-8b86-d45a8c6040ba
                 AtmosID = 4395698a-3c22-4ab1-b3d4-b6784dba9a65
              FirstFrame = 0
         MaxChannelCount = 10
          MaxObjectCount = 118
            AtmosVersion = 1

Instead the symbols defined in the SMPTE register should be used. For example, PrivateDCDataDescriptor should be IADataEssenceDescriptor and DolbyAtmosSubDescriptor should be IADataEssenceSubDescriptor

jhursty added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 12, 2021
…cplib_integration/templatize_h02writerclip_depends_on_pluggable_filereader

Templatize h__AS02WriteClip, move functions definition to header. Note that this depends on filereader pluggable at runtime commit as the reader is called as a pointer here.
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