#MKVInfo

Sort of "Mediainfo" for MKV / WebM Files - little MKVParser (just for main technics information about the file)

#Dependances : null

#Usage :

<script src="MKVInfo.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script> 
(in single file .html)

importScripts('MKVInfo.js');                                              
(in worker)

#How use it :

        mkv(this.files[0], function(err, info) {
            if (err) {
                .....
            } else {
                sortie_texte = human_reading(info);
                ....
            }
        }); 

MKVInfo return an object structured (named 'info') wich contains a lot of technicals information about the file. If we want to read this informations, we need to make them readable. So human_reading is here !

#Examples :

for a single file and no worker : index.html
for multiple files and worker   : indexw.html

#Optimisations ? Oh Yesssss ! MKVInfo does not calculate the size of each stream because it's too heavy (too slow !). The main optimisation to do is to use a buffer (in this version MKVInfo use a little buffer of 20 bytes length !)

#Try it ? http://aroug.eu/MKVInfo/ (multiple + worker + use MKVInfo.min.js)

#Troubles with Firefox or Internet Explorer ? Try index.html ! (indexw.html is good with Chrome ^_^ )
WHY ? Because Firefox don't recognize Matroska files (or Webm file) as mime-type = 'video/x-matroska' or 'video/webm' but as mime-type = 'application/force-download' !

#Evolutions : In order to deal with "callbacks hell", I used async/await for clearing code (no more stack troubles :-) Now, for multiple files, workers do the job with some kind of "parallelism" : gain half time !