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QuickTime Movie File Format Specification, May 1996

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Contents

• Overview
• Contents
• Introduction
• Atoms
• QT Atoms
• File Format
• Free Space Atoms
• Movie Data Atoms
• Preview Atoms
• Movie Atoms
• The Movie Atom
• Movie Header Atoms
• Color Table Atoms
• Track Atoms
• Track Header Atoms
• Clipping Atoms
• Clipping Region Atoms
• Track Matte Atoms
• Compressed Matte Atoms
• Edit Atoms
• Edit List Atoms
• Track Load Settings Atoms
• Track Reference Atoms
• Track Input Map Atoms
• Media Atoms
• Media Header Atoms
• Handler Reference Atoms
• Media Information Atoms
• Video Media Information Atoms
• Video Media Information Header Atoms
• Sound Media Information Atoms
• Sound Media Information Header Atoms
• Base Media Information Atoms
• Base Media Information Header Atoms
• Base Media Info Atoms
• Data Information Atoms
• Data Reference Atoms
• Sample Atoms
• Sample Table Atoms
• Sample Description Atoms
• Time-to-Sample Atoms
• Sync Sample Atoms
• Sample-to-Chunk Atoms
• Sample Size Atoms
• Chunk Offset Atoms
• Using Sample Atoms
• Finding a Sample
• Finding a Key Frame
• User Data Atoms
• Media Data Atom Types
• Video Media
• Video Sample Description
• Video Sample Data
• Sound Media
• Sound Sample Description
• Sound Sample Data
• Time Code Media
• Time Code Sample Description
• Time Code Media Information Atom
• Time Code Sample Data
• Text Media
• Text Sample Description
• Text Sample Data
• Music Media
• Music Sample Description
• Music Sample Data
• MPEG Media
• MPEG Sample Description
• MPEG Sample Data
• Sprite Media
• Sprite Sample Description
• Sprite Sample Data
• Base Media
• Base Sample Description
• Base Sample Data
• Tween Media
• Tween Sample Description
• Tween Sample Data
• 3D Media
• 3D Sample Description
• 3D Sample Data
• Basic Data Types
• Language Code Values
• Calendar Date and Time Values
• Matrices
• Graphics Modes
• RGB Colors
• Examples
• Creating Video Tracks at 30 Frames-per-second
• Creating Video Tracks at 29.97 Frames-per-second
• Creating Audio Tracks at 44.1Khz
• Creating a Time Code Track for 29.97 FPS Video
• Playing With Edit Lists
• Interleaving Movie Data
• Referencing Two Data Files With a Single Track

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