DCC Movie Fragment Sample Clauses

DCC Movie Fragment. ‌ A DCC Movie Fragment contains the metadata and media samples for a limited, but continuous sequence of homogenous content, such as audio, video or subtitles, belonging to a single track, as shown in Figure 2 -4. Multiple DCC Movie Fragments containing different media types with parallel presentation times are placed in close proximity to one another in the Common File Format in order to facilitate synchronous playback, and are defined as follows: • The DCC Movie Fragment structure SHALL consist of two top-level boxes: a Movie Fragment Box (‘moof’), as defined by Section 8.8.4 of [ISO], for metadata, and a Media Data Box (‘mdat’), as defined in Section 2.3.17.2 of this specification, for media samples (see Figure 2 -4). • The Movie Fragment Box SHALL contain a single Track Fragment Box (‘traf’) defined in Section 8.8.6 of [ISO]. • The Track Fragment Box MAY contain a Track Fragment Base Media Decode Time Box (‘tfdt’), as defined in [ISO] 8.8.12, to provide presentation start time of the fragment. • For AVC video tracks, the Track Fragment Box SHALL contain a Trick Play Box (‘trik’), as defined in Section 2.2.7, in order to facilitate random access and trick play modes (i.e. fast forward and rewind). • The Track Fragment Box SHALL contain exactly one Track Fragment Run Box (‘trun’), defined in Section 8.8.8 of [ISO]. • For video tracks, the Track Fragment Box SHALL contain an Independent and Disposable Samples Box (‘sdtp’), as defined in Section 2.3.14. For other types of tracks, the Track Fragment Box MAY contain an Independent and Disposable Samples Box. • For AVC video tracks, the Track Fragment Box MAY contain an AVC NAL Unit Storage Box (‘avcn’), as defined in Section 2.2.2. If an AVC NAL Unit Storage Box is present in any AVC video track fragment in the DECE CFF Container, one SHALL be present in all AVC video track fragments in that file.
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