videodata

videodata — Pointer to external video data

Synopsis

Content Model

videodata ::=

  • info(db.titleforbidden.info)

Attributes

Common attributes.

Additional attributes:

  • align (enumeration)
    • “center”
    • “char”
    • “justify”
    • “left”
    • “right”
  • contentdepth
  • contentwidth
  • depth
  • Each of:
    • format
    • Exactly one of:
      • fileref (anyURI)
      • entityref (ENTITY)
  • scale
  • scalefit (enumeration)
    • “0”
    • “1”
  • valign (enumeration)
    • “bottom”
    • “middle”
    • “top”
  • width

Required attributes are show in bold.

Description

This element points to an external entity containing video data.

Processing expectations

May be formatted inline or as a displayed block, depending on context. Rendering a video is usually accomplished by reserving a rectangular area on the display and “running” the video in that frame.

There are two ways to provide content for VideoData: EntityRef or FileRef. It is best to use only one of these methods. However, if multiple sources are provided, EntityRef will be used in favor of FileRef.

Attributes

Common attributes.

align

FIXME:

Enumerated values:

center

Centered horizontally

char

Aligned horizontally on the specified character

justify

Fully justified (left and right margins or edges)

left

Left aligned

right

Right aligned

contentdepth

FIXME:

contentwidth

FIXME:

depth

FIXME:

entityref

Identifies the location of the data by external identifier (entity name)

fileref

Indentifies the location of the data by URI

format

Specifies the format of the data

scale

FIXME:

scalefit

FIXME:

Enumerated values:

0

FIXME:

1

FIXME:

valign

FIXME:

Enumerated values:

bottom

Aligned on the bottom of the region

middle

Centered vertically

top

Aligned on the top of the region

width

FIXME:

Parents

These elements contain videodata: videoobject.

Children

The following elements occur in videodata: info (db.titleforbidden.info).

ChangeLog

This alpha reference page is $Revision: 1.3 $ published $Date: 2005/07/07 16:41:48 $.