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I've been wanting to add DASH support to threefive, but it seems like it makes more sense to add SCTE-35 support to a DASH parser.
if you want to pull the SCTE-35 values from a <binary> tag base64 string in a signal
<Signal xmlns="http://www.scte.org/schemas/35/2016"> <Binary>/DAgAAAAAAAAAP/wDwUA15FRf//+ADS8AMAAAAAAAORhJCQ=</Binary> </Signal>
You can use threefive like this
from threefive import Cue b64 ="/DAgAAAAAAAAAP/wDwUA15FRf//+ADS8AMAAAAAAAORhJCQ=" cue = Cue(b64) cue.decode()
after calling decode all the SCTE-35 vars can be accessed via dot notation
>>>> cue.command.break_duration 38.4
cue.show() prints thje cue in json
>>>> cue.show() { "info_section": { "table_id": "0xfc", "section_syntax_indicator": false, "private": false, "sap_type": "0x03", "sap_details": "No Sap Type", "section_length": 32, "protocol_version": 0, "encrypted_packet": false, "encryption_algorithm": 0, "pts_adjustment_ticks": 0, "pts_adjustment": 0.0, "cw_index": "0x00", "tier": "0x0fff", "splice_command_length": 15, "splice_command_type": 5, "descriptor_loop_length": 0, "crc": "0xe4612424" }, "command": { "command_length": 15, "command_type": 5, "name": "Splice Insert", "break_auto_return": true, "break_duration": 38.4, "break_duration_ticks": 3456000, "splice_event_id": 14127441, "splice_event_cancel_indicator": false, "out_of_network_indicator": true, "program_splice_flag": true, "duration_flag": true, "splice_immediate_flag": true, "event_id_compliance_flag": true, "unique_program_id": 49152, "avail_num": 0, "avail_expected": 0 }, "descriptors": [] }
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I've been wanting to add DASH support to threefive,
but it seems like it makes more sense to add SCTE-35 support to a DASH parser.
You can use threefive like this
after calling decode all the SCTE-35 vars can be accessed via dot notation
cue.show() prints thje cue in json
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: