Changeset 1007

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2005-03-02 15:47:15 (4 years ago)
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silvia
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Fixed usage of "integer" "short" "signed" "unsigned".

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  • standards/draft-pfeiffer-annodex-current.xml

    r1006 r1007  
    410410            </list> 
    411411        </t> 
    412         <t>Version major: 2 Byte short unsigned integer number signifying 
     412        <t>Version major: 2 Byte unsigned integer signifying 
    413413          the major version number of the CMML format bitstream. 
    414414        </t> 
    415         <t>Version minor: 2 Byte short unsigned integer number signifying 
     415        <t>Version minor: 2 Byte unsigned integer signifying 
    416416          the minor version number of the CMML format bitstream. 
    417417        </t> 
    …… 
    591591            </list> 
    592592          </t> 
    593           <t>Version major: 2 Byte short unsigned integer number 
     593          <t>Version major: 2 Byte unsigned integer 
    594594          signifying the major version number of the skeleton 
    595595          bitstream. This document specifies the major version 3. 
    596596          </t> 
    597           <t>Version minor: 2 Byte short unsigned integer number 
     597          <t>Version minor: 2 Byte unsigned integer 
    598598          signifying the minor version number of the skeleton 
    599599          bitstream. This document specifies the minor version 0. 
    600600          </t> 
    601601          <t>Presentationtime numerator &amp; denominator: 8 Byte integer 
    602           number each, numerator signed, denominator unsigned. 
     602          each, numerator signed, denominator unsigned. 
    603603          They represent together the time at which to start 
    604604          presenting the Ogg physical bitstream given as a rational number. 
    …… 
    613613          </t> 
    614614          <t>Basetime numerator &amp; denominator: 8 Byte integer 
    615           number each, numerator signed, denominator unsigned. 
     615          each, numerator signed, denominator unsigned. 
    616616          They represent together the basetime of the 
    617617          Ogg physical bitstream given as a rational number like the 
    …… 
    707707            </list> 
    708708          </t> 
    709           <t>Offset to message header fields: 4 Byte unsigned integer number 
     709          <t>Offset to message header fields: 4 Byte unsigned integer 
    710710             that contains the number of bytes used in this packet before the 
    711711             message header fields. For the version of the skeleton bitstream 
    …… 
    714714             bitstream allowing to parse message header fields even if 
    715715             more fields get inserted before them.</t> 
    716           <t>Serial number: 4 Byte unsigned integer number containing the 
     716          <t>Serial number: 4 Byte unsigned integer containing the 
    717717             bitstream_serial_number of the Ogg logical bitstream described 
    718718             by this skeleton secondary header packet and thus connecting 
    719719             it to the logical bitstream.</t> 
    720           <t>Number of header packets: a 4 Byte unsigned integer number 
     720          <t>Number of header packets: a 4 Byte unsigned integer 
    721721             that contains the number of header packets of that 
    722722             particular logical bitstream consisting of the bos page and the 
    723723             secondary header pages.</t> 
    724724          <t>Granulerate numerator &amp; denominator: 8 Byte integer 
    725              number each, numerator signed, denominator unsigned. 
     725             each, numerator signed, denominator unsigned. 
    726726             They represent the temporal resolution of the 
    727727             logical bitstream in Hz given as a rational number in the 
    728728             same way as the basetime attribute above.</t> 
    729           <t>Startgranule: 8 Byte signed integer number that represents the 
     729          <t>Startgranule: 8 Byte signed integer that represents the 
    730730             granule number with which this logical bitstream starts, which 
    731731             is originally 0, but will be a positive offset when only a 
    732732             subpart of the stream is requested.</t> 
    733           <t>Preroll: 4 Byte signed integer number that contains the number of  
     733          <t>Preroll: 4 Byte signed integer that contains the number of  
    734734             packets to pre-roll in order to decode a current packet 
    735735             correctly. This is for example the case with Ogg vorbis, 
    736736             which requires a pre-roll of 2 packets.</t> 
    737           <t>Granuleshift: a 1 Byte unsigned integer number describing 
     737          <t>Granuleshift: a 1 Byte unsigned integer describing 
    738738             whether to partition the granule_position into two for that 
    739739             logical bitstream, and how many of the lower bits to use for