Programming with QuickTime VR

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Miscellaneous Atom Types

QuickTime VR defines a number of other types of atoms that can be contained in an atom container. You can use these constants to specify one of these atom types:

enum {
    kQTVRStringAtomType                         = FOUR_CHAR_CODE('vrsg').
    kQTVRPanoSampleDataAtomType                 = FOUR_CHAR_CODE('pdat').
    kQTVRAngleRangeAtomType                     = FOUR_CHAR_CODE('arng').
    kQTVRTrackRefArrayAtomType                  = FOUR_CHAR_CODE('tref').
    kQTVRPanConstraintAtomType                  = FOUR_CHAR_CODE('pcon').
    kQTVRTiltConstraintAtomType                 = FOUR_CHAR_CODE('tcon').
    kQTVRFOVConstraintAtomType                  = FOUR_CHAR_CODE('fcon'
};

Constant descriptions

kQTVRStringAtomType
The atom is a string atom. See "String Atom Structure" for the structure of this type of atom.
kQTVRPanoSampleDataAtomType
The atom is a panorama sample data atom. See "Panorama Sample Atom Structure" , for the structure of this type of atom.
kQTVRAngleRangeAtomType
The atom is an angle range atom. See "Angle Range Atom Structure" , for the structure of this type of atom.
kQTVRTrackRefArrayAtomType
The atom is track reference array atom. See "Track Reference Entry Structure" , for the structure of this type of atom.
kQTVRPanConstraintAtomType
The atom is a pan constraint atom, which contains information about the initial pan angle constraints for a panorama. See "Angle Range Atom Structure" , for the structure of this type of atom.
kQTVRTiltConstraintAtomType
The atom is a tilt constraint atom, which contains information about the initial tilt angle constraints for a panorama. See "Angle Range Atom Structure" , for the structure of this type of atom.
kQTVRFOVConstraintAtomType
The atom is a field-of-view constraint atom, which contains information about the initial vertical field-of-view constraints for a panorama. See "Angle Range Atom Structure" , for the structure of this type of atom.

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