mm.c File Reference

American Laser Games MM Format Demuxer by Peter Ross (pross.nosp@m.@xvi.nosp@m.d.org) More...

#include "libavutil/channel_layout.h"
#include "libavutil/intreadwrite.h"
#include "avformat.h"
#include "internal.h"

Classes
struct	MmDemuxContext

Macros
#define	MM_PREAMBLE_SIZE   6
#define	MM_TYPE_HEADER   0x0
#define	MM_TYPE_INTER   0x5
#define	MM_TYPE_INTRA   0x8
#define	MM_TYPE_INTRA_HH   0xc
#define	MM_TYPE_INTER_HH   0xd
#define	MM_TYPE_INTRA_HHV   0xe
#define	MM_TYPE_INTER_HHV   0xf
#define	MM_TYPE_AUDIO   0x15
#define	MM_TYPE_PALETTE   0x31
#define	MM_HEADER_LEN_V   0x16 /* video only */
#define	MM_HEADER_LEN_AV   0x18 /* video + audio */
#define	MM_PALETTE_COUNT   128
#define	MM_PALETTE_SIZE   (MM_PALETTE_COUNT*3)

Typedefs
typedef struct MmDemuxContext	MmDemuxContext

Variables
AVInputFormat	ff_mm_demuxer

Detailed Description

American Laser Games MM Format Demuxer by Peter Ross (pross.nosp@m.@xvi.nosp@m.d.org)

The MM format was used by IBM-PC ports of ALG's "arcade shooter" games, including Mad Dog McCree and Crime Patrol.

Technical details here: http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=American_Laser_Games_MM

Variable Documentation

ff_mm_demuxer

AVInputFormat ff_mm_demuxer

Initial value:

= {
    .name           = "mm",
    .long_name      = NULL_IF_CONFIG_SMALL("American Laser Games MM"),
    .priv_data_size = sizeof(MmDemuxContext),
    .read_probe     = probe,
    .read_header    = read_header,
    .read_packet    = read_packet,
}