DigitalAgent wrote:
I want to understand as much of the data as I can, but there are some things I can't find out.
ISO/IEC 14496-14:2003 is the authoritative reference for this file format, possibly supplemented with some of the other 14496 documents to cover related MPEG-4 details. Yes, there is a price attached.
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Also, I do understand "Encoded date", but I kept that there because I don't understand the difference between this and "tagged date".
For that, you will also need to take the actual creation software into account. Much the same as with ISO-formatted CDs or UDF-formatted DVD: the standard may stipulate one thing, but the software used may have done, or allowed the creator to do something different. You can't really say for sure unless you test it.
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