MOV (QuickTime File Format) is a file format that is used to store video
and audio data. It is a popular format for storing high-quality video and
is often used in professional video editing and production. MOV files can
contain multiple video and audio tracks, as well as various metadata and
other information. They can be played on a variety of devices and
platforms, including Mac and Windows computers, iOS and Android devices,
and many other media players.
How the format can be handled. This is important for handling the file later
(eg. displaying the file). Some file types might be FormatType.motion but
still should be handled like an image (eg. apng, gif, etc.).
Interpolation in is a method used to calculate new pixel values
when resizing images. It is used to make sure that the resulting image
looks as smooth and natural as possible. Different interpolation methods
are available, each with its own trade-offs in terms of quality and
computational expense.
Scaling frames in video processing refers to the process of resizing the
frames of a video to a different resolution. This is done to adjust the
size of the video to match the resolution of the target device or medium.
A function that allows you to copy the format with new parameters.
This is useful for creating a new format with the same base but different
parameters. Alternatively you can call the Format directly (eg. MovFormat).