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MPEG 4 XMT Format
XMT is the official textural description of MPEG-4 scenes. It is part of ISO/IEC 14496-11, and is quite similar to the X3D XML language.
There is no standard element in XMT-A allowing to describe multiplexing parameters for MP4. In order to do this MP4Box uses an XML representation of MuxInfo
in the StreamSource
sub elements (encoding hints) called MP4MuxHints
.
The complete syntax is:
<StreamSource url="filename" >
<MP4MuxHints GroupID="..." startTime="..." duration="..." useDataReference="..." noFrameDrop="..." SBR_Type="..." frameRate="..." compactSize="..." textNode="..." fontNode="..." />
</StreamSource>
The streamFormat parameter is not represented in XMT-A.
Note When decompressing an mp4 file to bt (XMT-A), a MuxInfo (MP4MuxHints) is automatically generated for all streams other than BIFS and OD in order to keep track of media location in the original MP4. You can then simply modify and reencode the BT or XMT file without specifying the media data location.
General
Overview
Usage
Language tagging
Dump TS streams
DASH
Introduction
Fragmentation
DASH Support
Key-frame alignment
DASH Sequences
HEVC Tile-based adaptation
DASH SRD and HEVC tiling
Fragmented MP4 in HLS
Encryption
Introduction
Common Encryption
ISMACryp
OMA DRM
Subtitles
Introduction
TTXT Format
EBU-TTD
Scene coding
BIFS Textual Format
XMT Format
Scene Commands
BT and XMT tips
Misc Features