Per the README file:
value is the value of the data in the element, represented as a number or a string. Integers stored in 6 bytes or less are represented as numbers, and longer integers are represented as hexadecimal text strings.
As well:
Elements with the Block and SimpleBlock types get special treatment. They have these additional members:
payload is the coded information in the element, stored in a Uint8Array.track is an unsigned integer indicating the payload's track.keyframe is a Boolean value set to true if the payload starts an I frame (SimpleBlocks only).discardable is a Boolean value showing the value of the element's Discardable flag. (SimpleBlocks only).
And, the value member shows the block's Timecode value.
Neither of these seem to be the case when I actually utilize the library:
Looking at the source code for the EBML Decoder, there's no evidence that it's even trying to set these values. Was this a pipe dream feature that just wasn't implemented, or is it sitting on another branch somewhere?
Per the README file:
As well:
Neither of these seem to be the case when I actually utilize the library:
Looking at the source code for the EBML Decoder, there's no evidence that it's even trying to set these values. Was this a pipe dream feature that just wasn't implemented, or is it sitting on another branch somewhere?