The problem, I think, is that the QuickTime file format requires a "mdat" 'atom' to be written at the start of the file. The QuickTimeFileSink code works by first reserving space at the front of the file for this structure, and then - before closing the file - filling it in. (It has to wait until the last data has been written to the file before it has enough information to fill in the structure.)

You will need to do the same thing to each file that you write. Search for "mdat" in the code to see what you will need to do.
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Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.live555.com/
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