ID3 Tag Validator Application User Manual
Release 1.8 Revision F
13
Nielsen Confidential
test12709tmp.m4s
test12809tmp.m4s
test12909tmp.m4s
test12
100
9tmp.m4s
The file names are in the format
<base segment name><segment><extension>
as
follows:
First segment
test12
10
9tmp.m4s
Last segment
test12
100
9tmp.m4s
Segment increase interval
10
To process these MPEG-DASH segments, use the following command:
NielsenId3TagValidator -dr
C:\test
-b
test12
-e
9tmp.m4s
-first
10
-
last
100
–i
10
-p 6
o
You can also use either the
–d
or
–df
commands. The
–d
command requires that
the segments be in order. For the
–df
command, there is no guarantee that the
segments will be presented in order. The
–dr
command described above,
therefore, is the best option.
•
For a single file holding a set of MPEG-DASH segments, where some of the
segments hold emsg boxes containing Nielsen ID3 tags, you can use the
-d
command as follows:
NielsenId3TagValidator -d
<full path name of file>
-p 6
•
For a folder holding MPEG-DASH segments, where some of the segments
hold emsg boxes containing Nielsen ID3 tags, you can use the
-df
command.
The tag listing displays the name of each segment followed by the string,
***
EMSG: www.nielsen.com:id3:v1
, before it lists the tags found in that
segment.
Note
Within the folder, the segments must be arranged in such a way that the copy /b command
would gather them in the order in which they would normally be played back by a DASH
player.
NielsenId3TagValidator -df
<folder name>
-e
<file extension of segments>
-p
6
Example:
To process all MPEG-DASH segments with extension
.m4a
located in folder
C:\test
, use this call:
NielsenId3TagValidator -df
C:\test
-e
.m4a
-p 6
