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<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?> 
<!DOCTYPE ParserDescriptor SYSTEM "ParserDescriptor.dtd" > 
<ParserDescriptor> 
	<ParserProperties>
		<Name>Qt4JavaParser</Name>
		<Version>1.0</Version>
		<Description>Parser to extract attributes from a QuickTime movie source. Attributes extracted include format attributes and user-defined attributes. In addition the parser is able to perform extraction of the text tracks that are available on the movie and extraction of video frames. The Qt4JavaParser takes advantage of the QuickTime for Java API which therefore has to be installed in your machine.</Description>
		<ClassName>oracle.ord.media.annotator.parsers.qt4java.Qt4JavaParser</ClassName>
	</ParserProperties>
	<OperationDescriptors>
		<OperationDescriptor> 
			<OperationProperties>
				<OperationName>ExtractVideoSamples</OperationName>
				<OperationAlias>Extract Video Samples</OperationAlias>
				<OperationDescription>Extract a collection of frames from a video track of the QuickTime movie source. The extraction can be perfomed on a time interval basis, or by specifying the total number of frames to be extracted from the track.  The extracted samples are then arganized in annotations that carry the extraction time stamp as an attribute.</OperationDescription>
				<OperationIsEnabled>true</OperationIsEnabled>
			</OperationProperties>
			<Parameters>
			<Parameter>
				<ParameterProperties>
					<ParameterName>Video Sample Directory</ParameterName>
					<ParameterDescription>Path of the directory where extracted video frames will be stored.</ParameterDescription>
					<ParameterType>java.lang.String</ParameterType>
					<ParameterValue>samples/video</ParameterValue>
				</ParameterProperties>
			</Parameter>
			<Parameter>
				<ParameterProperties>
					<ParameterName>Extraction By Time Interval</ParameterName>
					<ParameterDescription>If it is set to true, Annotator will use the ExtractParam parameter as a time base interval (in seconds) for the extraction of video frames. If set to false, then the ExtractParam parameter will be have the meaning of the total number of frames to be extracted for that video track.</ParameterDescription>
					<ParameterType>java.lang.String</ParameterType>
					<ParameterValue>true</ParameterValue>
				</ParameterProperties>
			</Parameter>
			<Parameter>
				<ParameterProperties>
					<ParameterName>Extraction Parameter</ParameterName>
					<ParameterDescription>For the usages of this parameter, please refer to the description of the ExtractByTimeInterval parameter.</ParameterDescription>
					<ParameterType>java.lang.String</ParameterType>
					<ParameterValue>10</ParameterValue>
				</ParameterProperties>
			</Parameter>
			</Parameters>
		</OperationDescriptor> 
		<OperationDescriptor> 
			<OperationProperties>
				<OperationName>ExtractTextTrack</OperationName>
				<OperationAlias>Extract Text Tracks</OperationAlias>
				<OperationDescription>Extract the samples associated to the text tracks of a QuickTime movie source. The operation extracts all the samples of the text track together with their time stamp. Thia samples are then organized into Annotations.</OperationDescription>
				<OperationIsEnabled>true</OperationIsEnabled>
			</OperationProperties>
		</OperationDescriptor> 
	</OperationDescriptors>
</ParserDescriptor>

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