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fix mistakes in README

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fix mistakes in README
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Thomas Vander Stichele 2006-05-14 21:18:16 +00:00
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@ -52,12 +52,11 @@ In Vorbis, the granulepos represents the number of samples that can be
decoded from all packets up to that point. decoded from all packets up to that point.
In GStreamer, the vorbisenc elements produces a stream where: In GStreamer, the vorbisenc elements produces a stream where:
- OFFSET is the byte offset this buffer is at; ie a running count of the - OFFSET is the time corresponding to the granulepos
number of bytes produced before number of bytes produced before
- OFFSET_END is the granulepos of the produced vorbis buffer - OFFSET_END is the granulepos of the produced vorbis buffer
- TIMESTAMP is the timestamp matching the begin of the buffer - TIMESTAMP is the timestamp matching the begin of the buffer
- DURATION is set such that TIMESTAMP + DURATION is the correct - DURATION is set to the length in time of the buffer
in a raw vorbis stream we use the granulepos as the offset field.
Ogg media mapping Ogg media mapping
----------------- -----------------
@ -323,9 +322,9 @@ Possible ways:
In practice In practice
----------- -----------
- all encoders of formats that can be muxed into Ogg produce a stream where: - all encoders of formats that can be muxed into Ogg produce a stream where:
- OFFSET is abused to be the granulepos of the encoded theora buffer - OFFSET is abused to be the timestamp corresponding exactly to the
- OFFSET_END is abused to be the timestamp corresponding exactly to the
granulepos granulepos
- OFFSET_END is abused to be the granulepos of the encoded theora buffer
- TIMESTAMP is the timestamp matching the begin of the buffer - TIMESTAMP is the timestamp matching the begin of the buffer
- DURATION is the length in time of the buffer - DURATION is the length in time of the buffer