H264 Stream Analysis

A H.264 stream analysis software based on MFC

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A H.264 stream analysis software based on MFC.

It has friendly user interface and is suitable for beginner of H.264

It uses anothor opensource software named h264bitstream.

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VC 2010
MFC
Support Chinese and English
H.264 NAL Analysis

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