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Simple ISOBMFF parser, compatible with JavaScript and Node.JS

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isobmff-inspector

The ISOBMFF-inspector is a simple module compatible with Node.js and JavaScript to facilitate ISOBMFF file parsing.

This is most of all useful for debugging purposes.

You can see it working online through the demo page of the AISOBMFFWVDFBUTFAII , available here . AISOBMFFWVDFBUTFAII is an online ISOBMFF visualizer based on this parser.

Usage

You can install it through npm:

npm install isobmff-inspector

Then you can then directly use the inspector in your JavaScript or Node file:

import inspectISOBMFF from "isobmff-inspector";

// The given file can be of either of those types:
//   - ArrayBuffer
//   - Any TypedArray (Uint8Array, Uint16Array, etc.)
const parsed = inspectISOBMFF(MY_ISOBMFF_FILE);
console.log(parsed);

In the previous example, parsed will have something like the following structure:

[ // boxes, in the order they are encountered
  {
    alias: "styp", // "short" name of the box
    name: "Segment Type Box", // more human-readable name for the box
    size: 24, // size, in bytes
    values: [ // values in the box, in the order they are encountered
      {
        name: "major-brand", // name of the value
        value: "iso6" // ...value. Displayable one are JS strings
      },
      {
        name: "minor_version",
        value: 0 // Number values are usually JS Numbers
      },
      {
        name: "compatible_brands",
        value: "iso6, msdh", // here brands are separated by a comma
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    alias: "moof",
    name: "Movie Fragment Box",
    size: 788,
    children: [ // children boxes, in the order they are encountered
      {
        alias: "mfhd",
        name: "Movie Fragment Header Box",
        values: [
          {
            name: "version",
            value: 0
          }
          {
            name: "flags",
            value: 0
          },
          {
            name: "sequence_number",
            value: 2
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
  // ...
]

Note: You can also add to your page or your console the script defined in dist/bundle.js. You will then have an inspectISOBMFF function defined which has the same API as above.

Parsed boxes

The inspector only parses the following ISOBMFF boxes for now:

  • dinf
  • dref
  • edts
  • free
  • ftyp
  • hdlr
  • mdat
  • mdhd
  • mdia
  • mehd
  • mfhd
  • minf
  • moof
  • moov
  • mvex
  • mvhd
  • pdin
  • pssh
  • saio
  • saiz
  • sdtp
  • sidx
  • skip
  • stbl
  • stco
  • stsc
  • stsd
  • stsz
  • stts
  • styp
  • tfdt
  • tfhd
  • tkhd
  • traf
  • trak
  • trex
  • trun
  • url
  • urn
  • vmhd

I plan to support each one of them but UUIDs (I may add support for some of them in the future, for example for Smooth Streaming ones).

Contribute

You can help me to add parsing logic for other boxes by updating the src/boxes directory.

You can base yourself on already-defined boxes. Each of the parser functions there receive a bufferReader object.

This object is obtained by giving the box's content as an Uint8Array to the createBufferReader function defined and documented in src/utils/buffer_reader.js.

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Package last updated on 06 May 2022

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