Interface RepresentationBaseType

Descriptors for audio channel configurations, providing detailed information about the audio channels included in the representation.

Descriptors for content protection schemes applied to the representation, facilitating the implementation of DRM and other content protection mechanisms.

Descriptors for essential properties of the representation that are not defined by other attributes or elements in the DASH manifest.

Descriptors for frame packing arrangements in video representations, relevant for stereoscopic 3D content.

Array of in-band event streams, specifying events such as subtitles or metadata that are embedded within the media content of the representation.

Descriptors for supplemental properties of the representation, providing additional information that may enhance playback or presentation.

Descriptors for switching information, indicating conditions or recommendations for switching from this representation to another.

Audio sampling rate(s) in samples per second. An array of either one or two decimal integer values. If there are two elements this represents a minimum and maximum sampling rate of the audio media.

Optional string specifying the codec(s) used for this representation. The format follows the RFC 6381 codec string format.

Indicates whether the coding of media frames within the representation depends on other frames. A value of true means there is a dependency, which affects adaptation logic.

Frame rate for video representations, specified either as a ratio of integers, e.g. [30000, 1001]

Height of the video in pixels for video representations.

Maximum playout rate, indicating the maximum speed at which the representation can be played without affecting normal audio pitch and video appearance.

The maximum Segment Access Point (SAP) period in seconds. It indicates the maximum distance in playback time between random access points, aiding in efficient seeking and buffering strategies.

MIME type of the representation, indicating the media type and potentially the codec information.

An array of profile identifiers indicating compliance with specific codec profiles, facilitating compatibility and quality assurance across devices and players.

Sample aspect ratio for video representations, specifying the aspect ratio of the pixels themselves.

Scan type for video content, indicating whether the video is progressive or interlaced.

Optional segment profiles supported by the representation, further defining the characteristics of the segments within the representation.

Indicates the type of Stream Access Points (SAP) that the segments start with.

Optional width of the video in pixels for video representations.