Class Summary |
CuePoint |
A video file can contain cue points that are encoded in a video stream
or may be created by an associated ActionScript within the Flash content. |
RichMediaActivation |
The RichMediaActivation dictionary specifies the style of presentation,
default script behavior, default view information, and animation style
when the annotation is activated. |
RichMediaAnimation |
A RichMediaAnimation dictionary specifies the preferred method that
conforming readers should use to apply timeline scaling to keyframe
animations. |
RichMediaAnnotation |
Object that is able to create Rich Media Annotations as described
in the document "Acrobat Supplement to the ISO 32000", referenced
in the code as "ExtensionLevel 3". |
RichMediaCommand |
the annotation handler specific to the target instance specified
by the TI key in the parent rich-media-execute action dictionary. |
RichMediaConfiguration |
The RichMediaConfiguration dictionary describes a set of instances
that are loaded for a given scene configuration. |
RichMediaDeactivation |
The RichMediaActivation dictionary specifies the condition
that causes deactivation of the annotation. |
RichMediaExecuteAction |
A rich-media-execute action identifies a rich media annotation and
specifies a command to be sent to that annotation's handler. |
RichMediaInstance |
The RichMediaInstance dictionary, referenced by the Instances entry
of the RichMediaConfiguration, describes a single instance of an asset
with settings to populate the artwork of an annotation. |
RichMediaParams |
Dictionary containing parameters related to an active Flash subtype
in a RichMediaInstance dictionary. |
RichMediaPosition |
The position of the window in the reader presentation area is described
by the RichMediaPosition dictionary. |
RichMediaPresentation |
The RichMediaPresentation dictionary contains information about how the
annotation and user interface elements are to be visually laid out and
drawn. |
RichMediaWindow |
The RichMediaWindow dictionary stores the dimensions and position of the
floating window presented to the user. |