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Any program that is decoding an MPEG2-TS file will be looking for a 188 byte packet over and over again. If you look at the hex, you will see a 0x47 byte, which is the sync byte (also first byte) of every packet every 188 bytes. That is why adding XML data to the file will screw up any decoders. What you could do is add your own packets, or hijack the null-PID packets typically at the start of an MPEG2-TS file. Unfortunately, to do this properly, you would likely want this data to be in a Network Information Table, which may not already exist. This means you may have to add a reference to the NIT in the PMT. All requiring advanced knowledge and parsing/writing capability of the transport stream. You might be able to get away with adding packets at the start of the file without having to adjust clock references. Or just hijack the existing null-PID packets (no clock reference changes needed). Then in your new packets use a packet ID that probably won't be used like 8190. Doing this without modifying the PMT to reference a NIT would not be a completely valid MPEG2-TS because of the unreferenced PID, but would probably still work in most commercial decoders. A lot of this is not making sense I'm sure, because you are just trying to add some tag info and not familiar with MPEG2-TS. But the standard that defines the exact format is <a href="http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_catalogue/catalogue_ics/catalogue_detail_ics.htm?csnumber=44169&ICS1=35&ICS2=040" rel="nofollow">ISO/IEC 13818-1</a>. Beware this is pretty heavy reading. If you want to go lighter (and cheaper), you might be able to get away with just <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MPEG_transport_stream" rel="nofollow">wikipedia</a>.
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