[Mp4-tech] why are there 4 bytes 0x00000001 instead of 3 bytes in every NALU?

Alex zombiyaga yahoo.com
Sat Oct 21 05:44:28 ESTEDT 2006


Hi, 
> I have also verified this. There are 4 byte
> (0x00000001) in the start of every
> NALU even in case it is not the first NALU of an
> access unit.
> 
> >
> >Could someone please explain us this "mystery"?
> 
> Hope someone understanding this issue can elaborate
> on this.

start_prefix_code_3bytes is actually 3 bytes only. 
1 byte 0x00 comes from the previous NAL unit, which is
trailing zero byte; 
--- Luqman <luqman_ngs gmx.net> wrote:
> > Shankar Manuel Aghito wanted us to know:
> 
> >Hi Luqman,
> >
> >I've look at the standard and I can see what you
> say, it seems that that
> >zero_byte before start_code_prefix_one_3bytes
> should be present only in
> >SPS, PPS and in the first NALU of each access unit.
> I don't know why (I
> >guess that it is because we are missing something
> in understanding the
> >standard), but I am quite sure that the reference
> software put 4 bytes
> >0x00000001 in the beginning of each NALU, also for
> multiple NALUs per
> >picture, i.e. when there are NALUs that are not the
> first in the access
> >unit. Try my matlab script, posted in "RE:
> [Mp4-tech] H264 Corrupted
> >Bitstreams" a couple of days ago.
> 
> I have also verified this. There are 4 byte
> (0x00000001) in the start of every
> NALU even in case it is not the first NALU of an
> access unit.
> 
> >
> >Could someone please explain us this "mystery"?
> 
> Hope someone understanding this issue can elaborate
> on this.
> 
> >
> >Also you could try with JM11. I've read of problems
> with JM10.2 related
> >to use of multiple slices/picture.
> 
> I skipping NALUs and then decoding with both JM10.2
> and JM11.0 versions.
> But there were same errors in the end. The decoding
> looked fine and a
> small number of frames were dropped. I think it is
> acceptable, but what
> annoys me are the warnings/error messages at the end
> of decoding
> process.
> 
> >
> >If you still have problems, send encoder/decoder
> output and also
> >configuration files
> >
> I will attach configuration files and encoder and
> decoder output for
> your opinion.
> 
> 
> >---
> >
> >About the error concealment parameter in the
> decoder configuration file.
> >2 (motion copy) often is the best in my experience.
> But you will only
> >see differences when you remove a whole picture,
> i.e. all the NALUs of
> >one picture. If you loose only some parts of a
> picture, different
> >concealment algorithms are used, but you cannot
> control that in the
> >config file.
> 
> I think all NALUs in a picture/frame are sent in
> sequence and there is
> no interleaving of NALUs of different pictures. Is
> it true? Can someome
> shed some light on that? Is there interleaving in
> referece software JM
> implemented?
> 
> Anyhow, I did not see any difference when 2 (motion
> copy) was activated
> in decoder configuration file. I will try to verify
> this tomorrow and
> then post my results here.
> 
> >
> >---
> >
> >You don't need to have Log2MaxFNumMinus4 soo high!
> With
> >Log2MaxFNumMinus4=12 then you can encode 2^(12+4)
> pictures before the
> >counter restarts!!!
> >
> Ok, thanks for elaborating on this.
> 
> There are 4 attached files to my posting:
> 
> encoder.cfg
> decoder.cfg
> encod_result: is the output from encoder 
> drop_and_decod_result: contains output from my NALU
> skipping program  
>   (called skip_nalu) and ldecod.dbg.exe 
> 
> The last file is very lengthy. If you don't like to
> go through it I will
> print the ERROR and warnings from decoder produced
> during _different_ sessons in the
> following:
> 
> 
> 1) ERROR: failed to find NumCoeff/TrailingOnes
> 2) ldecod.dbg.exe: src/vlc.c:479: more_rbsp_data:
> Assertion
> `byteoffset<bytecount' failed.
> Aborted
> 3) ERROR: failed to find NumCoeff/TrailingOnes
> 4) RegardsROR: failed to find Run
> 5) ERROR: failed to find Total Zeros
> 
> Again, these messages were printed during
> _different_ sessions of
> decoder with different number and places of dropped
> NALUs.
> 
> Any idea if it is an expected behaviour from JM
> software or not??? I
> mean apart from these messages decoder seems to work
> as _I_ expected.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Luqman
> >  # New Input File Format is as follows
> # <ParameterName> = <ParameterValue> # Comment
> #
> # See configfile.h for a list of supported
> ParameterNames
> 
> 
>
##########################################################################################
> # Files
>
##########################################################################################
> InputFile             = "foreman.qcif" # Link to
> Input sequence 
> InputHeaderLength     = 0      # If the inputfile
> has a header, state it's length in byte here
> StartFrame            = 0      # Start frame for
> encoding. (0-N)
> ###### LM: FramesToBeEncode: 2 #original
> ##################
> FramesToBeEncoded     = 100    # Number of frames to
> be coded  
> FrameRate             = 30.0   # Frame Rate per
> second (0.1-100.0)
> SourceWidth           = 176    # Frame width
> SourceHeight          = 144    # Frame height
> TraceFile             = "trace_enc.txt"
> ReconFile             = "test_rec.yuv"
> #OutputFile            = "test.264"
> OutputFile            = "test.264_nskipped"
> 
>
##########################################################################################
> # Encoder Control
>
##########################################################################################
> ProfileIDC            = 88  # Profile IDC
> (66=baseline, 77=main, 88=extended; FREXT Profiles:
> 100=High, 110=High 10, 122=High 4:2:2, 144=High
> 4:4:4, for params see below)
> LevelIDC              = 10  # Level IDC   (e.g. 20 =
> level 2.0)
> 
> IntraPeriod           =  0  # Period of I-Frames
> (0=only first)
> EnableOpenGOP         =  0  # Support for open GOPs
> (0: disabled, 1: enabled)
> IDRIntraEnable        =  1  # Force IDR Intra 
> (0=disable 1=enable)
> QPISlice              = 28  # Quant. param for I
> Slices (0-51)
> QPPSlice              = 28  # Quant. param for P
> Slices (0-51)
> FrameSkip             =  0  # Number of frames to be
> skipped in input (e.g 2 will code every third frame)
> ChromaQPOffset        =  0  # Chroma QP offset
> (-51..51)
> UseHadamard           =  1  # Hadamard transform
> (0=not used, 1=used for all subpel positions, 2=use
> only for qpel)
> DisableSubpelME       =  0  # Disable Subpixel
> Motion Estimation (0=off/default, 1=on)
> SearchRange           = 16  # Max search range
> NumberReferenceFrames =  1  # Number of previous
> frames used for inter motion search (1-16)
> PList0References      =  0  # P slice List 0
> reference override (0 disable, N <=
> NumberReferenceFrames)
> Log2MaxFNumMinus4     =  12  # Sets
> log2_max_frame_num_minus4 (-1 : based on
> FramesToBeEncoded/Auto, >=0 : Log2MaxFNumMinus4)
> Log2MaxPOCLsbMinus4   = -1  # Sets
> log2_max_pic_order_cnt_lsb_minus4 (-1 : Auto, >=0 :
> Log2MaxPOCLsbMinus4)
> 
> GenerateMultiplePPS   =  0  # Transmit multiple
> parameter sets. Currently parameters basically
> enable all WP modes (0: diabled, 1: enabled)
> ResendPPS             =  0  # Resend PPS (with
> pic_parameter_set_id 0) for every coded Frame/Field
> pair (0: disabled, 1: enabled)
> 
> MbLineIntraUpdate     =  0  # Error robustness(extra
> intra macro block updates)(0=off, N: One GOB every N
> frames are intra coded)
> RandomIntraMBRefresh  =  10  # Forced intra MBs per
> picture
> InterSearch16x16      =  1  # Inter block search
> 16x16 (0=disable, 1=enable)
> InterSearch16x8       =  1  # Inter block search
> 16x8  (0=disable, 1=enable)
> InterSearch8x16       =  1  # Inter block search 
> 8x16 (0=disable, 1=enable)
> InterSearch8x8        =  1  # Inter block search 
> 8x8  (0=disable, 1=enable)
> InterSearch8x4        =  1  # Inter block search 
> 8x4  (0=disable, 1=enable)
> InterSearch4x8        =  1  # Inter block search 
> 4x8  (0=disable, 1=enable)
> InterSearch4x4        =  1  # Inter block search 
> 4x4  (0=disable, 1=enable)
> 
> IntraDisableInterOnly  = 0  # Apply Disabling Intra
> conditions only to Inter Slices
> (0:disable/default,1: enable)
> Intra4x4ParDisable     = 0  # Disable Vertical &
> Horizontal 4x4	
> Intra4x4DiagDisable    = 0  # Disable Diagonal
> 45degree 4x4
> Intra4x4DirDisable     = 0  # Disable Other Diagonal
> 4x4
> Intra16x16ParDisable   = 0  # Disable Vertical &
> Horizontal 16x16
> Intra16x16PlaneDisable = 0  # Disable Planar 16x16
> ChromaIntraDisable     = 0  # Disable Intra Chroma
> modes other than DC
> EnableIPCM             = 1  # Enable IPCM macroblock
> mode
> 
> DisposableP            = 0  # Enable Disposable P
> slices in the primary layer (0: disable/default, 1:
> enable)
> DispPQPOffset          = 0  # Quantizer offset for
> disposable P slices (0: default)
> 
>
##########################################################################################
> # B Slices
>
##########################################################################################
> 
> NumberBFrames         =  0  # Number of B coded
> frames inserted (0=not used)  
> #NumberBFrames         =  1  # Number of B coded
> frames inserted (0=not used)  
> QPBSlice              = 30  # Quant. param for B
> slices (0-51)
> BRefPicQPOffset       =  0  # Quantization offset
> for reference B coded pictures (-51..51)
> DirectModeType        =  1  # Direct Mode Type
> (0:Temporal 1:Spatial)
> DirectInferenceFlag   =  1  # Direct Inference Flag
> (0: Disable 1: Enable)
> BList0References      =  0  # B slice List 0
> reference override (0 disable, N <=
> NumberReferenceFrames)
> BList1References      =  1  # B slice List 1
> reference override (0 disable, N <=
> NumberReferenceFrames)
>                             # 1 List1 reference is
> usually recommended for normal GOP Structures. 
>                             # A larger value is
> usually more appropriate if a more flexible 
>                             # structure is used
> (i.e. using PyramidCoding)
> 
> BReferencePictures    =  0  # Referenced B coded
> pictures (0=off, 1=on)
> 
> PyramidCoding         =  0  # B pyramid (0= off, 1=
> 2 layers, 2= 2 full pyramid, 3 = explicit)
> PyramidLevelQPEnable   =  1  # Adjust QP based on
> Pyramid Level (in increments of 1). Overrides
> BRefPicQPOffset behavior.(0=off, 1=on)
> ExplicitPyramidFormat  = "b2r28b0e30b1e30b3e30b4e30"
> # Explicit Enhancement GOP. Format is
> {FrameDisplay_orderReferenceQP}. 
>                                                    
> # Valid values for reference type is r:reference,
> e:non reference.
> PyramidRefReorder     =  1  # Reorder References
> according to Poc distance for PyramidCoding (0=off,
> 1=enable)
> PocMemoryManagement   =  1  # Memory management
> based on Poc Distances for PyramidCoding (0=off,
> 1=on)
> 
> BiPredMotionEstimation = 0   # Enable Bipredictive
> based Motion Estimation (0:disabled, 1:enabled)
> BiPredMERefinements    = 3   # Bipredictive ME extra
> refinements (0: single, N: N extra refinements (1
> default)
> BiPredMESearchRange    = 16  # Bipredictive ME
> Search range (8 default). Note that range is halved
> for every extra refinement.
> BiPredMESubPel         = 1   # Bipredictive ME
> Subpixel Consideration (0: disabled, 1: single
> level, 2: dual level)
> 
> 
>
##########################################################################################
> # SP Frames
>
##########################################################################################
> 
> SPPicturePeriodicity  =  0  # SP-Picture Periodicity
> (0=not used)
> QPSPSlice             = 36  # Quant. param of
> SP-Slices for Prediction Error (0-51)
> QPSP2Slice            = 35  # Quant. param of
> SP-Slices for Predicted Blocks (0-51)	
> SI_FRAMES             =  0  # SI frame encoding flag
> (0=not used, 1=used)
> SP_output             =  0  # Controls whether
> coefficients will be output to encode switching SP
> frames (0=no, 1=yes)
> SP_output_name        =  "low_quality.dat" #
> Filename for SP output coefficients	
> 
=== message truncated ===> test.264                
........H.26L coded
> bitstream
> test_dec.yuv             ........Output file,
> YUV/RGB
> test_rec.yuv             ........Ref sequence (for
> SNR)
> 1                        ........Write 4:2:0 chroma
> components for monochrome streams
> 0                        ........NAL mode (0=Annex
> B, 1: RTP packets)
> 0                        ........SNR computation
> offset
> 2                        ........Poc Scale (1 or 2)
> 500000                   ........Rate_Decoder
> 104000                   ........B_decoder
> 73000                    ........F_decoder
> leakybucketparam.cfg     ........LeakyBucket Params
> 0                        ........Err
> Concealment(0:Off,1:Frame Copy,2:Motion Copy)
> 2                        ........Reference POC gap
> (2: IPP (Default), 4: IbP / IpP)
> 2                        ........POC gap (2: IPP
> /IbP/IpP (Default), 4: IPP with frame skip = 1 etc.)
> 
> 
> This is a file containing input parameters to the
> JVT H.264/AVC decoder.
> The text line following each parameter is discarded
> by the decoder.
> > Setting Default Parameters...
> Parsing Configfile
>
encoder.cfg......................................................................................................................................................................................
> 
> ------------------------------- JM 10.2 (FRExt)
> --------------------------------
>  Input YUV file                    : video_source 
>  Output H.264 bitstream            :
> test.264_nskipped 
>  Output YUV file                   : test_rec.yuv 
>  YUV Format                        : YUV 4:2:0 
>  Frames to be encoded I-P/B        : 100/0
>  PicInterlace / MbInterlace        : 0/0
>  Transform8x8Mode                  : 0
>
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>   Frame  Bit/pic    QP   SnrY    SnrU    SnrV   
> Time(ms) MET(ms) Frm/Fld Ref  
>
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 0000(NVB)     168 
> 0000(IDR)   27688   28  36.878  39.761  42.034      
> 243       0    FRM    1
> 0001(P)      6272   28  36.214  39.463  41.563      
> 829     469    FRM    1
> 0002(P)      7456   28  36.164  39.215  41.344      
> 831     459    FRM    1
> 0003(P)      6624   28  35.872  39.059  41.004      
> 804     462    FRM    1
> 0004(P)      6008   28  35.689  38.980  40.917      
> 803     443    FRM    1
> 0005(P)      6816   28  35.657  38.916  40.795      
> 803     460    FRM    1
> 0006(P)      6928   28  35.474  39.152  40.755      
> 805     455    FRM    1
> 0007(P)      7416   28  35.562  39.175  40.805      
> 801     457    FRM    1
> 0008(P)      6264   28  35.481  39.052  40.573      
> 797     445    FRM    1
> 0009(P)      5896   28  35.512  38.998  40.790      
> 800     460    FRM    1
> 0010(P)      6448   28  35.573  38.931  40.543      
> 845     487    FRM    1
> 0011(P)      6832   28  35.568  38.905  40.422      
> 801     430    FRM    1
> 0012(P)      7032   28  35.482  38.900  40.525      
> 815     463    FRM    1
> 0013(P)      5704   28  35.300  38.908  40.671      
> 878     496    FRM    1
> 0014(P)      4968   28  35.301  38.742  40.583      
> 837     479    FRM    1
> 0015(P)      5736   28  35.218  38.654  40.486      
> 805     460    FRM    1
> 0016(P)      6720   28  35.322  38.811  40.202      
> 805     442    FRM    1
> 0017(P)      6776   28  35.400  38.761  40.295      
> 797     451    FRM    1
> 0018(P)      6520   28  35.451  38.732  40.177      
> 800     450    FRM    1
> 0019(P)      6944   28  35.420  38.570  40.099      
> 801     458    FRM    1
> 0020(P)      7408   28  35.495  38.343  40.230      
> 809     451    FRM    1
> 0021(P)      8080   28  35.432  38.334  40.005      
> 804     449    FRM    1
> 0022(P)      7960   28  35.335  38.336  39.792      
> 800     452    FRM    1
> 0023(P)      6344   28  35.393  38.423  39.989      
> 804     458    FRM    1
> 0024(P)      6328   28  35.256  38.392  39.847      
> 807     454    FRM    1
> 0025(P)      5664   28  35.197  38.337  39.762      
> 819     450    FRM    1
> 0026(P)      6768   28  35.349  38.385  39.754      
> 802     438    FRM    1
> 0027(P)      6584   28  35.375  38.377  39.789      
> 799     452    FRM    1
> 0028(P)      7264   28  35.503  38.542  39.802      
> 805     454    FRM    1
> 0029(P)      6752   28  35.443  38.528  39.809      
> 874     510    FRM    1
> 0030(P)      6744   28  35.320  38.412  39.989      
> 809     459    FRM    1
> 0031(P)      7304   28  35.295  38.368  40.031      
> 807     461    FRM    1
> 0032(P)      7864   28  35.338  38.600  40.147      
> 834     470    FRM    1
> 0033(P)      6944   28  35.302  38.458  40.145      
> 849     467    FRM    1
> 0034(P)      6336   28  35.278  38.401  40.048      
> 820     449    FRM    1
> 0035(P)      7160   28  35.311  38.562  40.193      
> 813     460    FRM    1
> 0036(P)      8464   28  35.268  38.686  40.381      
> 810     444    FRM    1
> 0037(P)      7040   28  35.293  38.507  40.094      
> 846     474    FRM    1
> 0038(P)      6840   28  35.172  38.576  40.341      
> 822     453    FRM    1
> 0039(P)      6032   28  35.171  38.486  40.517      
> 837     452    FRM    1
> 0040(P)      6424   28  35.235  38.429  40.300      
> 840     473    FRM    1
> 0041(P)      7848   28  35.367  38.588  40.413      
> 822     461    FRM    1
> 0042(P)      7400   28  35.381  38.524  40.561      
> 830     469    FRM    1
> 0043(P)      6664   28  35.260  38.677  40.692      
> 825     463    FRM    1
> 0044(P)      5944   28  35.314  38.588  40.344      
> 838     461    FRM    1
> 0045(P)      6232   28  35.342  38.718  40.523      
> 827     473    FRM    1
> 0046(P)      6848   28  35.433  38.730  40.246      
> 826     475    FRM    1
> 0047(P)      6288   28  35.492  38.762  40.266      
> 862     478    FRM    1
> 0048(P)      6504   28  35.483  38.660  40.181      
> 818     449    FRM    1
> 0049(P)      7032   28  35.490  38.703  40.325      
> 823     468    FRM    1
> 0050(P)      6672   28  35.548  38.745  40.322      
> 836     468    FRM    1
> 0051(P)      7424   28  35.517  38.725  40.407      
> 838     470    FRM    1
> 0052(P)      7312   28  35.582  38.577  40.452      
> 843     470    FRM    1
> 0053(P)      6552   28  35.613  38.850  40.417      
> 824     472    FRM    1
> 0054(P)      4792   28  35.426  38.821  40.606      
> 809     451    FRM    1
> 0055(P)      5160   28  35.485  38.927  40.391      
> 807     456    FRM    1
> 0056(P)      5496   28  35.382  38.791  40.393      
> 817     467    FRM    1
> 0057(P)      5016   28  35.415  38.802  40.328      
> 819     456    FRM    1
> 0058(P)      4992   28  35.451  38.847  40.395      
> 818     453    FRM    1
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> 854     477    FRM    1
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> 816     466    FRM    1
> 0061(P)      5952   28  35.389  38.768  40.318      
> 818     475    FRM    1
> 0062(P)      7936   28  35.312  38.732  40.410      
> 843     473    FRM    1
> 0063(P)      9888   28  35.272  38.544  40.405      
> 821     454    FRM    1
> 0064(P)      8696   28  35.255  38.609  40.341      
> 814     457    FRM    1
> 0065(P)      8080   28  35.308  38.451  40.515      
> 812     449    FRM    1
> 0066(P)      8280   28  35.180  38.470  40.197      
> 808     438    FRM    1
> 0067(P)      9072   28  35.311  38.436  40.287      
> 813     441    FRM    1
> 0068(P)      9040   28  35.287  38.386  40.293      
> 814     448    FRM    1
> 0069(P)      8856   28  35.381  38.518  40.458      
> 815     462    FRM    1
> 0070(P)      9192   28  35.319  38.464  40.608      
> 812     456    FRM    1
> 0071(P)      9200   28  35.353  38.554  40.694      
> 810     459    FRM    1
> 0072(P)      9344   28  35.440  38.664  40.873      
> 822     448    FRM    1
> 0073(P)      7432   28  35.386  38.804  40.950      
> 822     458    FRM    1
> 0074(P)      7624   28  35.415  38.930  40.898      
> 808     450    FRM    1
> 0075(P)      8472   28  35.314  39.189  41.191      
> 811     456    FRM    1
> 0076(P)      8560   28  35.362  39.126  41.510      
> 811     446    FRM    1
> 0077(P)      7792   28  35.459  38.956  41.368      
> 853     477    FRM    1
> 0078(P)      7120   28  35.425  39.113  41.530      
> 873     477    FRM    1
> 0079(P)      6776   28  35.427  39.161  41.502      
> 839     464    FRM    1
> 0080(P)      7520   28  35.363  39.295  41.409      
> 838     475    FRM    1
> 0081(P)      7024   28  35.358  39.136  41.263      
> 844     486    FRM    1
> 0082(P)      6832   28  35.431  39.202  41.389      
> 830     454    FRM    1
> 0083(P)      6680   28  35.443  39.070  41.335      
> 866     500    FRM    1
> 0084(P)      6224   28  35.433  39.023  41.133      
> 830     469    FRM    1
> 0085(P)      6376   28  35.512  39.026  41.113      
> 814     476    FRM    1
> 0086(P)      7784   28  35.620  39.187  41.265      
> 816     465    FRM    1
> 0087(P)      6440   28  35.671  39.248  41.358      
> 852     474    FRM    1
> 0088(P)      6536   28  35.565  39.489  41.595      
> 841     469    FRM    1
> 0089(P)      6808   28  35.606  39.426  41.621      
> 828     462    FRM    1
> 0090(P)      6752   28  35.598  39.389  41.593      
> 812     472    FRM    1
> 
=== message truncated ===> 
> skip_nalu ----------means output from dropping
> utility-------------------------
> 
>         NALU 5: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 14: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 23: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 32: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 41: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 50: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 65: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 73: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 81: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 88: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 92: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 95: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 100: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 108: skipping NALU...
>         NALU 116: skipping NALU...
> 
> 
>
=============================================================
> skipped / total NALUs: 15 / 900 (excl. 1 SPS + 1
> PPS)
> 
> 
> ldecod.dbg.exe -----means following is the output
> from decoder-------------
> 
> ----------------------------- JM 10.2 (FRExt)
> -----------------------------
>  Decoder config file                    : (null) 
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  Input H.264 bitstream                  : test.264 
>  Output decoded YUV                     :
> test_dec.yuv 
>  Output status file                     : log.dec 
>  Input reference file                   :
> test_rec.yuv 
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
> POC must = frame# or field# for SNRs to be correct
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>   Frame       POC   Pic#   QP   SnrY    SnrU    SnrV
>   Y:U:V  Time(ms)
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 0000(I)         0     0    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0001(P)         2     1    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    67
> 0002(P)         4     2    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    67
> 0003(P)         6     3    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    69
> 0004(P)         8     4    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    74
> 0005(P)        10     5    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    71
> 0006(P)        12     6    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    72
> 0007(P)        14     7    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0008(P)        16     8    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    72
> 0009(P)        18     9    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0010(P)        20    10    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    71
> 0011(P)        22    11    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    73
> 0012(P)        24    12    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    71
> 0013(P)        26    13    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    73
> 0014(P)        28    14    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    65
> 0015(P)        30    15    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    74
> 0016(P)        32    16    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    77
> 0017(P)        34    17    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    72
> 0018(P)        36    18    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    66
> 0019(P)        38    19    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    74
> 0020(P)        40    20    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    76
> 0021(P)        42    21    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    77
> 0022(P)        44    22    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    76
> 0023(P)        46    23    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    71
> 0024(P)        48    24    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    92
> 0025(P)        50    25    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    79
> 0026(P)        52    26    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    69
> 0027(P)        54    27    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    68
> 0028(P)        56    28    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0029(P)        58    29    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    73
> 0030(P)        60    30    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    76
> 0031(P)        62    31    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0032(P)        64    32    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0033(P)        66    33    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    79
> 0034(P)        68    34    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    71
> 0035(P)        70    35    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    77
> 0036(P)        72    36    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    80
> 0037(P)        74    37    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    74
> 0038(P)        76    38    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    70
> 0039(P)        78    39    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    71
> 0040(P)        80    40    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    68
> 0041(P)        82    41    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    72
> 0042(P)        84    42    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0043(P)        86    43    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    74
> 0044(P)        88    44    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    70
> 0045(P)        90    45    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    72
> 0046(P)        92    46    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    73
> 0047(P)        94    47    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    68
> 0048(P)        96    48    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    99
> 0049(P)        98    49    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    74
> 0050(P)       100    50    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    80
> 0051(P)       102    51    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    76
> 0052(P)       104    52    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    76
> 0053(P)       106    53    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0054(P)       108    54    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    67
> 0055(P)       110    55    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    65
> 0056(P)       112    56    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    60
> 0057(P)       114    57    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    59
> 0058(P)       116    58    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    61
> 0059(P)       118    59    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    57
> 0060(P)       120    60    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    62
> 0061(P)       122    61    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    64
> 0062(P)       124    62    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    72
> 0063(P)       126    63    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0064(P)       128    64    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    79
> 0065(P)       130    65    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    79
> 0066(P)       132    66    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0067(P)       134    67    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    78
> 0068(P)       136    68    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    80
> 0069(P)       138    69    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    78
> 0070(P)       140    70    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    78
> 0071(P)       142    71    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    78
> 0072(P)       144    72    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    81
> 0073(P)       146    73    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    77
> 0074(P)       148    74    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    78
> 0075(P)       150    75    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    75
> 0076(P)       152    76    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    77
> 0077(P)       154    77    28  0.0000  0.0000 
> 0.0000  4:2:0    77
> 
=== message truncated ===>
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