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What exactly do you want to do? A lot of the other answers assume that you want examples of different h.264 encodings, JPEG image varieties, etc. In my own sid
by khedoros 10y ago
What exactly do you want to do? A lot of the other answers assume that you want examples of different h.264 encodings, JPEG image varieties, etc.
In my own side projects, I'm often dealing with old, badly-documented formats with limited examples (like data files for games). I usually start with the "file" command to try to identify the filetype, then look on Wikipedia and filext.com to find links to format specifications. Usually, I can also find the name of any programs that create/edit/view that file type, and that's a jumping-off point to find examples (given the domain, it'll be anything from another game that uses the format to a 90s-era fan page with modified or fan-created data files).
I've used this site before too:
https://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=Main_Page https://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=Main_Page
It provides links to a lot of format specifications, codec information, sometimes the mplayer samples that other comments here have linked to, etc.