Hi,

>Manuel, Okei know how is the organization of EVA file? (how is the file
>structure)
>Can you ask her about that? In Brazil many peoples (and me too) want to
>know that.



    No problem, I can explain EVA format (I examined it some time ago).


1- EVA files 10fps:

- Each frame takes 30 sectors (15Kb)
- First 128x106 bytes are YJK data
- Rest of bytes are PCM data
- Last two bytes indicates PCM size (they should be 1575 =15.75k/10fps)


2-  EVA files 12 fps (this one uses a 'dirty' system):

- Each frame takes 30 sectors too
- Data is stored in this way:
[{PCM(1byte)+PIC(11bytes)}*11+PCM(1)+PIC(7)]*106 lines
- Rest of bytes are PCM data
- Last two bytes indicate the same (they should be 1312 or 1313=15.75/12fps)


    I hope you to find this info useful.

    Bye,

    Manuel

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http://personales.mundivia.es/mpazos
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