The AMF header is essentially the same as a Microsoft AVI header. However, AMF file readers, such as HyperGraph, use partial information from the header block. Note the following portion of a HEX dump from an AMF file, with the portions used by an AMF reader highlighted:
Item |
Description |
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Number of frames stored least significant byte (LSB) first. |
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Width of the image in pixels stored LSB first. |
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Height of the image in pixels stored LSB first. |
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Byte offset stored as a long integer (4 bytes) and stored LSB first. |
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Four Character Code (4CC), which identifies compression type. |
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Denotes the end of the AMF header section. |