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NAL unit structure typedef struct { MS_S32 startcodeprefix_len; //!< 4 for parameter sets and first slice in picture, 3 for everything else (suggested) MS_U32 len; //!< Length of the NAL unit (Excluding the start code, which does not belong to the NALU) //!< Conrad: We uses bit-count not byte-count here. MS_U32 max_size; //!< NAL Unit Buffer size NaluType nal_unit_type; //!< NALU_TYPE_xxxx NalRefIdc nal_reference_idc; //!< NALU_PRIORITY_xxxx MS_S32 forbidden_bit; //!< should be always FALSE MS_U8 *buf; //!< contains the first byte followed by the EBSP } NALU_t; #endif