H264: Fix H.264 ISOM reserved bit value. v5.0.161, v6.0.55 #3551
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This is a great fix, and we can use both the documentation standards(ISO_IEC_14496-15-AVC-format-2012, page 16.) and FFmpeg's processing method as reference(ff_isom_write_avcc). |
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The MPEG-DASH receiver that we're using couldn't receive the stream that SRS ouputs.
The reason was that the value of the reserve bit of AVC sequence header was set to 0.
I fixed the reserved bit value to 1.