runGlibMainLoop starts the glib Mainloop necessary for the video player to work on MAC OS X.

serialize this RiffHeader into the given target bytes.Buffer

CloseSession shuts down the streams on the device by sending HPA0 and HPD0 messages and waiting for RELS messages.

FindIosDevices finds iOS devices connected on USB ports by looking for their USBMux compatible Bulk Endpoints

GetNaluDetails creates a string containing length and type of a h264-nalu.

New creates a new MAC OSX compatible gstreamer pipeline that will play device video and audio in a nice little window :-D

NewCMClockWithHostTimeAndScale creates a new CMClock with given ID and a custom timeScale

NewNSNumberFromUInt64 create NSNumber of type 0x04 with a 8 byte int as value

ParseKeyValueEntry parses a byte array into a StringKeyEntry assuming the array starts with a 4 byte length followed by the "keyv" magic

ReOpen creates a new Ios device, opening it using VID and PID, using the given context

Stop writing to the csv file

This code is just for printing human readable details about h264 nalus. check out these resources if you want to know more about what nalus are: https

This command is for testing if we can enable the hidden Quicktime device config

Just dump a list of what was discovered to the console

findDevice grabs the first device on the host for a empty --udid or tries to find the provided device otherwise

NewFmtSubChunk generates the Fmt Subchunk for creating a WAV file

newRiffHeader get a RIFF header set up for creating a WAVE file