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The code panics on the pesBytes[6] check being out of bounds.
I think that CheckLength should be called with a value of seven in this case since it's checking the length of the byte array which is one-based, but the index is zero based.
Thank you for this code, it made getting started much easier!
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Thanks for the bug report and I am glad that gots has helped you get started.
There are 6 bytes that are shared at the beginning of all PES packets. packet_start_code_prefix is 3 bytes, stream_id is 1 byte, and PES_packet_length is 2 bytes. data_alignment_indicator is not always present. I think the right thing to do is to move pes.dataAlignment = pesBytes[6]&0x04 != 0 down into the conditional that checks if pes.optionalFieldsExist(). I'll look more into it soon.
While building a tool to do an analysis of MPEGTS for HLS delivery, ran into a panic while calling pes.NewPESHeader.
The code panics on the pesBytes[6] check being out of bounds.
I think that CheckLength should be called with a value of seven in this case since it's checking the length of the byte array which is one-based, but the index is zero based.
Thank you for this code, it made getting started much easier!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: