_mediaType.SetUINT64(Constants.MF_MT_FRAME_RATE, MFHelper.Pack((uint)10, (uint)1)) // The input is a GOP of 10 frames, 1 second long _mediaType.SetUINT64(Constants.MF_MT_FRAME_SIZE, MFHelper.Pack((uint)1920, (uint)1080)) _mediaType.SetUINT32(Constants.MF_MT_INTERLACE_MODE, (uint)(MFVideoInterlaceMode.MFVideoInterlace_Progressive)) _mediaType.SetGUID(Constants.MF_MT_SUBTYPE, Constants.MFVideoFormat_H264) _mediaType.SetGUID(Constants.MF_MT_MAJOR_TYPE, Constants.MFMediaType_Video) _mediaType = MFHelper.MFCreateMediaType() Calculate average frame duration, in HNS, given a 10fps input: Here is a sample of the muxing code, followed by the mftrace log further: // pFrames contains the H264 frames as binaries Under Windows 8 the corresponding line in the log is immediately followed by a "Finalized" statement. The mftrace log shows that the failure under Windows 7 occurs somewhere after (or during) the internal call to IMFSinkWriter::PlaceMarker. As a result, the generated MP4 file is not properly closed, and is (of course) not playable.
Things work pretty well under Win8, but under Windows 7 the same code throws an exception, HResult: 0xC00D36E6 (MF_E_ATTRIBUTENOTFOUND), when invoking sink writer's Finalize method. I will see how it behaves on the next time when turning my pc on again.I'm writing a tool in C# that muxes H.264 frames into MP4 files, and I'm using Media Foundation's media sink with sink writer to do this.
Searched about this file and found in some places about it:Īfter reading I decided to send this file to the recycle bin, started normaly the program. So I opened the program's files location (in program files) and found there in 'Package' folder this file :"PTInstOnlinr.exe", made a Google search about this file and found it was developed by " Free Time", the program's house. Then something came to my mind - maybe the program is trying to connect somewhere out and my internet provider's CyberWall (or whatever) stops it. Interesting, no other program on my computer behaves like this one. To chk, just opened the program - still off line, and the notice came up. Well, I Google searched according to the Code above and came to the site of my internet provider, and yes, you guessed right, its in Hebrew, and I live in Israel.
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