Hi,
 
 I was debugging some MPEG-1 clips and hit upon the case wherein a row is not 
equal a slice. The way I am detecting this is that the new start code is a huge 
# compared to the previous one (not an increment by 1 which is usually the 
case).
 
 In this scenario, I thought we should just go ahead processing just the 
macroblock() function as per the spec (page 40). But, I see that the decoder 
still does the "quantizer_scale_code" and "extra_bit_slice"!! Any thoughts on 
why this is so and where is this documented?
 
Best Regards,
HV


      
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