// Copyright 2024 Martin Riedl
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package gomp4

// TrackBox track box struct
//
// 8.3.1 Track Box
// Box Type: ‘trak’
// Container: Movie Box (‘moov’)
// Mandatory: Yes
// Quantity: One or more
//
// This is a container box for a single track of a presentation. A presentation consists of one or more tracks.
// Each track is independent of the other tracks in the presentation and carries its own temporal and
// spatial information. Each track will contain its associated Media Box.
//
// Tracks are used for two purposes: (a) to contain media data (media tracks) and (b) to contain
// packetization information for streaming protocols (hint tracks).
//
// There shall be at least one media track within an ISO file, and all the media tracks that contributed to
// the hint tracks shall remain in the file, even if the media data within them is not referenced by the hint
// tracks; after deleting all hint tracks, the entire un‐hinted presentation shall remain.
type TrackBox struct {
	*Box
	ChildBoxes []interface{}
}

// ParseTrackBox creates a new track box struct based on bytes
func ParseTrackBox(filePosition uint64, headerSize uint32, content []byte) (*TrackBox, error) {
	box := &TrackBox{Box: &Box{filePosition, headerSize}}

	// parse child boxes
	var err error
	box.ChildBoxes, err = box.parseChildBoxes(filePosition, content)
	return box, err
}