Quicktime File Format (2012-08-14).pdf

Figures, Tables, and ListingsFigure 4-26 Creating an image track for a panorama 294Figure 4-27 Creating an image track for a panorama, with the image track oriented horizontally 295Figure 4-28 Cubic node sample order versus cube face orientation 297Figure 4-29 The structure of an image track for an object 309Table 4-1 Some image compression formats 155Table 4-2 Video sample description extensions 158Table 4-3 Common pixel aspect ratios 159Table 4-4 Table of primaries, index, and values 165Table 4-5 Table of transfer function index and values 166Table 4-6 Table of matrix index and values 167Table 4-7 Partial list of supported QuickTime audio formats. 176Table 4-8 Text face values 191Table 4-9 Font face values 195Table 4-10 Text sample extensions 196Table 4-11 Font face values 201Table 4-12 Subtitle sample extensions 203Table 4-13 Sprite properties 209Table 4-14 Sprite track properties 210Table 4-15 Tween type values 236Table 4-16 Tween types 243Table 4-17 The 'hinf' atom type containing child atoms 254Table 4-18 Hint track sample description 256Table 4-19 The structure of table entries 258Table 4-20 Packetization hint data elements 259Table 4-21 Packet entry data elements 260Table 4-22 RTP header information elements 260Table 4-23 Extra information TLVs 261Table 4-24 TLV type 262Table 4-25 Data table entries 263Table 4-26 Fields and their special values as represented in the pano sample data atom, providing backwardcompatibility to QuickTime VR 2.2 298Table 4-27 Values for min and max fields 299Table 4-28 Values used for representing sides 300Listing 4-1 Streaming media sample description 250Basic Data Types 316Figure 5-1 How display matrices are used in QuickTime 321Figure 5-2 Applying the transform 321Table 5-1 QuickTime language code values 3172012-08-14 | © 2004, 2012 Apple Inc. All Rights Reserved.14