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-                             =====================
-                              The movie15 Package
-                             =====================
-
-Author:
-
-    Alexander Grahn
-
-
-Description:
-
-    This package provides an interface to embed movies, sounds and 3D objects
-    into PDF documents for use with LaTeX as well as pdfLaTeX. It follows the
-    PDF-1.5 and PDF-1.6 specifications for embedding multimedia content. The
-    specification allows media file data to be completely incorporated into the
-    PDF output, thus producing self-contained PDF documents. A number of file
-    formats is supported. For a (possibly incomplete) list see the table at the
-    end of this file or refer to the PDF specification:
-
-        PDF Reference, fifth edition:
-        Adobe Portable Document Format version 1.6,
-        Implementation note 144, Appendix H.3,
-
-    available somewhere on Adobe's web site (http://www.adobe.com).
-
-    Note, this file only gives a summary of usage and available command
-    options. Please refer to the documentation `movie15.pdf' in the `doc/'
-    directory for details and examples.
-
-    Keywords: embed, movie, LaTeX, pdfLaTeX, PDF, 3D, JavaScript, include,
-              sound, video, multimedia, animation
-
-
-Usage:
-
- \usepackage[<package options>]{movie15}
-
-   Package option `3D' enables the 3D feature from the PDF-1.6 specification.
-   With option `draft' media files are not included. Instead, the file name
-   is printed in a box of size <width>x(<height>+<depth>). `final' does the
-   opposite, overriding a global draft option specified in the \documentclass
-   command.
-
-
- \includemovie[<options>]{<width>}{<height>}{<media file>}
-
-   <width> and <height> in TeX dimensions, may be left empty, see option `text'
-
-   <media file> file name of the media clip
-
-
- \movieref[<options>]{<label spec>}{<text>}
-
-   makes <text> a hyperlink to the embedded media file which has been labelled
-   with <label spec> using the `label' option of the inclusion command.
-
-   Provides a means to control the playback state and properties of the
-   referenced media. In 3D context, it can be used to define an additional view
-   of the object, to access a particular view from the list of predefined views
-   by index or to run a JavaScript. Moreover, links can be created for
-   calculating 3D camera settings.
-
-   In addition to `play' (default), `stop', `resume', `pause', `close',
-   `3Dviewindex', `3Dcalculate' and `3Dgetview' it accepts `controls', `repeat',
-   `palindrome', `startat', `endat', `mouse', `rate', `volume', `default',
-   `3Dcoo', '3Droll', `3Dc2c', `3Droo', `3Dcaa' and `3Djscript' from the
-   subsequent list of command options.
-
-
- Options:
-
-   attach[=false]             By default, the embedded data stream is re-used as
-                              embedded file attachment, giving the user the
-                              opportunity to extract the media file and to save
-                              it to disk for later playback with an external
-                              player.  Re-use as file attachment can be
-                              suppressed with `attach=false'.
-
-   autoclose                  Close the media player when the page is closed.
-                              Use of this option may be necessary for streamed
-                              media, such as Real Video.
-
-   autopause                  Pause playback when page is closed.
-
-   autoplay                   Start playback when page is opened. Useful for
-                              side by side movies to be played back
-                              simultaneously.
-
-   autostop                   Stops playing but keeps the media loaded when the
-                              page is closed. The media is rewound to its
-                              beginning or its `startat' position. This option
-                              is set by default if neither of the options
-                              `autopause', `autoclose' or `continue' is set.
-
-   autoresume                 Resume previously paused playback when page
-                              is opened.
-
-   continue                   Continue playback in background on premature page
-                              change.
-
-   controls[=true|false]      Display player specific controls.
-
-   depth=<depth>              Specifies how far the media display area should
-                              extend below the reference line of the running
-                              text. Any valid TeX dimension will be accepted.
-
-   draft                      Locally switches to draft mode.
-
-   externalviewer             Opens and plays the media in an external
-                              application.
-
-   final                      Locally disables draft mode.
-
-   inline[=false]             Movie file data are embedded into the PDF output
-                              by default. Embedding can be suppressed using
-                              `inline=false'.
-
-   label=<label spec>         The media is labelled with <label spec> such that
-                              it can be referenced by the `\movieref' command
-                              somewhere else in the document.
-
-   mimetype=<mimetype>        Mime type of media. Must be specified if
-                              <media file> has a non-standard file name
-                              extension from which the mimetype cannot be
-                              guessed. See table `Known file name extensions'
-                              below.
-
-   mouse[=true|false]         Enable mouse interaction: Clicking onto the media
-                              (giving it the focus) pauses the playback while
-                              clicking outside resumes it. In 3D context this
-                              option is set to `true' by default, but may be set
-                              to `false' in order to make the 3D annotation
-                              non-interactive.
-
-   palindrome[=true|false]    Play media forward and backward.
-
-   playerid=<playerid>        Forces a particular media player plug-in to be
-                              used instead of the default one. Currently, the
-                              following values are recognised:
-                              AAPL_QuickTime, MACR_FlashPlayer, RNWK_RealPlayer,
-                              MSFT_WindowsMediaPlayer, ADBE_MCI (Adobe builtin
-                              player).
-
-   poster                     The first frame of the movie or the frame at the
-                              beginning of the movie section specified by the
-                              `startat' and `endat' options is shown.
-
-   poster=<image>             Insert still image from file to be shown when
-                              media is not activated. The file type depends on
-                              the output driver: PS or EPS when using latex
-                              together with dvips; PDF, PNG or JPEG when using
-                              pdflatex.
-
-                              Deprecated. Use option `text' instead.
-
-                              See option `text' for a possibility to scale the
-                              media display area according to the poster image
-                              dimensions.
-
-   rate=<rate>                Playback rate (multiple of original speed).
-
-   repeat[=<repeats>]         Number of repeats. Without argument -> repeat
-                              forever.
-
-   startat=<offset>           Start/stop playback at the specified offsets
-   endat=<offset>             (time, frame, named marker). <offset> syntax:
-
-                              time:<seconds>
-                              frame:<frame number>
-                              marker:<quoted string>
-                              {marker:<quoted string>, time:<seconds>}
-                              {marker:<quoted string>, frame:<frame number>}
-
-   text=<text>                <text> is typeset onto the media display area.
-                              <text> is centred horizontally and vertically.
-                              If either or both of the <width> and <height>
-                              arguments are left empty, any unspecified
-                              dimension of the media clip is scaled to fit the
-                              corresponding dimension, i. e. width or height, of
-                              <text>. Likewise, the depth of the media display
-                              is adjusted to the depth of <text> if the `depth'
-                              option has not been given.
-
-                              This option can be used to scale the media display
-                              area to the natural or scaled dimensions of the
-                              poster image, e. g.:
-
-                              \includemovie[text={\includegraphics[scale=2]{
-                                path/to/poster}}]{}{}{path/to/movie}
-
-   textoverposter[=false]     Set this option to `false' if you wish <text> to
-                              be obscured by the external poster image (if
-                              specified). Deprecated.
-
-   url                        Treat <media file> as URL. Sets option `inline'
-                              to false automatically.
-
-   volume=<volume>            Percentage of original volume.
-
-   3Daac=<angle>              This option sets the aperture angle of the camera,
-                              measured in degrees. Fixed point real numbers
-                              between 0 and 180 are admissible. A sensible value
-                              of 30 is pre-set by default. Larger values can be
-                              used to achieve wide-angle or fish-eye effects.
-
-   3Dc2c=<x> <y> <z>          Direction vector C2C of arbitrary length,
-                              originating in the centre of orbit and pointing
-                              to the virtual camera; cf. option `3Dcoo' for the
-                              number format of <x> <y> <z>.
-
-   3Dcoo=<x> <y> <z>          Positional vector COO of the centre of orbit.
-                              Only fixed point numbers in the range from
-                              -999999999999999999.999999999999999999 to
-                              +999999999999999999.999999999999999999 are
-                              allowed.
-
-   3Droll=<roll>              Prescribes an initial camera roll around the
-                              optical axis (in clockwise direction, if <roll>
-                              is greater than zero); measured in degrees.
-
-   3Droo=<r>                  Radius of orbit ROO of the virtual camera; cf.
-                              option `3Dcoo' for the number format.
-
-   3Dviews=<views file>       Further named, predefined views can be set in an
-                              auxiliary file specified by the 3Dviews option.
-                              The file <views file> contains lines which obey
-                              the syntax:
-
-[<name>]{<coo_x> <coo_y> <coo_z>}{<c2c_x> <c2c_y> <c2c_z>}{<roo>}{<roll>}{<aac>}
-
-                              The <name> entry is optional. For <coo_x>,
-                              <coo_y>, <coo_z>, <c2c_x>, <c2c_y>, <c2c_z>, <roo>
-                              and <aac> the same rules as for the corresponding
-                              options `3Dcoo', `3Dc2c', `3Droo' and `3Daac'
-                              apply.
-
-   3Dbg=<r> <g> <b>           This option sets the background colour of the
-                              canvas. Only fixed point real numbers in the range
-                              from 0 to 1 are allowed for the colour components.
-
-   3Dlights=<lighting scheme> Sets the default lighting scheme. Possible values
-                              are: `None', `White', `Day', `Night', `Hard',
-                              `Primary', `Blue', `Red', `Cube', `CAD',
-                              `HeadLamp'.
-
-   3Drender=<render mode>     Sets the default render mode. Possible values
-                              are: `Solid', `SolidWireframe', `Transparent',
-                              `TransparentWireframe', `BoundingBox',
-                              `TransparentBoundingBox',
-                              `TransparentBoundingBoxOutline', `Wireframe',
-                              `ShadedWireframe', `HiddenWireframe', `Vertices',
-                              `ShadedVertices', `Illustration', `SolidOutline',
-                              `ShadedIllustration'.
-
-   3Djscript=<JavaScript file> Things like animation, lighting, background
-                              colour etc. may also be script driven. Option
-                              `3Djscript' associates a <JavaScript file> with
-                              the 3D object. The script will be executed upon
-                              activation of the object.
-
-   3Dresource=<resource file 1>[, 3Dresource=<resource file 2> [, ...]]
-
-                              Embeds additional 3D or rasterized image files for
-                              use as resources in the 3D annotation. Possible
-                              file types are U3D, Postscript (LaTeX + dvips) and
-                              PDF/JPEG/PNG (pdfLaTeX). Embedded resources must
-                              be loaded by the JavaScript method
-
-                              Resource("pdf://<resource path>")
-
-                              where <resource path> stands for the path to the
-                              resource file as specified by the `3Dresource'
-                              option.
-
- Additional options for use with `\movieref':
-
-   play                       (Default) Immediately restarts playback. If new
-                              playback settings have been specified through the
-                              options given above, they override the original
-                              settings being in effect during media inclusion.
-
-   stop                       Stops and rewinds the media to its beginning or to
-                              the `startat' position.
-
-   resume                     Resumes paused media. In fact, this option makes
-                              the hyperlink a toggle switch: repeated clicking
-                              switches between paused and resumed state.
-
-   pause                      Has the same effect as option `resume'. Added for
-                              completeness only.
-
-   close                      Immediately closes the media player.
-
-   default                    Play the media at the original settings which were in
-                              effect during media inclusion.
-
-   3Dviewindex=<index>        Opens the first `F', last `L', next `N' or
-                              previous `P' view from the list of additional
-                              views, or the one indexed by an integer. `D' gives
-                              access to the default view.
-
-   3Dcalculate[=<aac angle>]  Creates a link for calculating `3Droo' and `3Dcoo'
-                              settings of the virtual camera. The default
-                              aperture angle of 30 degrees is used for the
-                              calculation unless an optional <aac angle> has
-                              been provided.
-
-   3Dgetview                  Camera settings corresponding to the current view
-                              in the Reader are printed to a dialogue box. The
-                              output is readily formatted to be inserted into a
-                              file of predefined views, see option `3Dviews'.
-
-
-Known file name extensions:
-
- Extension          MIME type                       Description
- =============================================================================
- aif, aifc, aiff    audio/aiff                      Audio Interchange File
-                                                    Format
- au, snd            audio/basic                     NeXT/Sun Audio Format
- avi                video/avi                       AVI (Audio/Video Inter-
-                                                    leaved)
- gif                image/gif                       (animated) GIF
- mid, rmi           audio/midi                      MIDI (Musical Instrument
-                                                    Digital Interface)
- mov, qt            video/quicktime                 Apple QuickTime
- mp3, m3u           audio/x-mp3                     MPEG Audio Layer-3
- mp4                video/mp4                       MPEG-4 Video/Audio
- mpeg, mpg          video/mpeg                      MPEG-1 & 2 Video
- ra                 audio/vnd.rn-realaudio          Real Audio
- rm, rv             application/vnd.rn-realmedia    Real Media (video & sound)
- smil               application/smil                Synchronized Multimedia
-                                                    Integration Language
- swf                application/x-shockwave-flash   (Adobe?) Macromedia Flash
- u3d                model/u3d                       Universal 3D File Format
- wav                audio/wav                       MS Audio Format
- wma                audio/x-ms-wma                  Windows Media Audio Format
- wmv                video/x-ms-wmv                  Windows Media Video Format
-
-
-Requirements:
-
- package `fp', if option `3D' is selected
-
- pdfTeX, version >= 1.20 needed for PDF output
-
- Adobe Reader, version >=6 for playing movies/sound,
- Adobe Reader, version >=7 for 3D objects
-
- Embedded media file data can also be extracted and saved to disk from within
- Readers which support file attachments. This makes PDF documents a little more
- portable to Readers which do not ship with a multimedia plugin.
-
-
-Installation:
-
- Put the file movie15.sty to a place where TeX can find it.
-
-
-License:
-
- This material is subject to the LaTeX Project Public License. See
-
-    http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/licenses.lppl.html
-
- for the details of that license.