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SECTION 9.1 Multimedia
KEY TYPE VALUE
D dictionary (Optional) A dictionary (see Table 9.4) specifying the minimum bit depth required
in order for this object to be viable. Equivalent to SMIL’s systemScreenDepth at-
tribute.
Z dictionary (Optional) A dictionary (see Table 9.5) specifying the minimum screen size re-
quired in order for this object to be viable. Equivalent to SMIL’s systemScreenSize at-
tribute.
V array (Optional) An array of software identifier objects (see “Software Identifier Dictio-
nary” on page 779). If this entry is present and non-empty, the viewer application
must be identified by one or more of the objects in the array in order for this object
to be viable.
P array (Optional) An array containing one or two name objects specifying a minimum and
optionally a maximum PDF language version, in the same format as the Version en-
try in the document catalog (see Table 3.25). If this entry is present and non-empty,
the version of multimedia constructs fully supported by the viewer application must
be within the specified range in order for this object to be viable.
L array (Optional) An array of language identifiers (see “Language Identifiers” on page
937). If this entry is present and non-empty, the language in which the viewer appli-
cation is running must exactly match a language identifier, or consist only of a pri-
mary code that matches the primary code of an identifier, in order for this object to
be viable. Equivalent to SMIL’s systemLanguage attribute.
TABLE 9.4 Entries in a minimum bit depth dictionary
KEY TYPE VALUE
Type name (Optional) The type of PDF object that this dictionary describes; if present, must be
MinBitDepth for a minimum bit depth dictionary.
V integer (Required) A positive integer (0 or greater) specifying the minimum screen depth
(in bits) of the monitor for the rendition to be viable. A negative value is not al-
lowed.
M integer (Optional) A monitor specifier (see Table 9.28) that specifies which monitor the val-
ue of V should be tested against. If the value is unrecognized, the object is not viable.
Default value: 0.
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