Can be used to uniquely identify the object represented by this element for external binding reference purposes.
The value of the refID shall be unique for each object within the AVFunction and is implementation-specific. May be a GUID.
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<xsi:element name="featureUnit"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>Describes a Feature Unit.</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation><xsi:complexType><xsi:sequence><xsi:element name="inputPin" type="inputPinType"/><xsi:element name="video" minOccurs="0"><xsi:complexType><xsi:sequence><xsi:element name="brightness" type="videoRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute brightness for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="contrast" type="videoRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute contrast for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element></xsi:sequence></xsi:complexType></xsi:element><xsi:element name="audio" minOccurs="0"><xsi:complexType><xsi:sequence><xsi:element name="mute" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute mute for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="volume" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>Volume Controls are 'grouped' by identical characteristics:</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>- the rw property of the Controls</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>- the ranges properties of the controls</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>All Volume Controls that share the same characteristics are 'grouped' together within one volume element.</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>Within that volume element, all channels are enumerated that have identical Volume Controls.</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>Consequently, multiple volume elements may exist, each element 'grouping' together Volume Controls with identical characteristics</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>but with characteristics that are different from those of another 'group', represented by another volume element.</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="bass" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute bass for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="mid" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute mid for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="treble" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute treble for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="graphicEQ" type="graphicEQType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute graphicEQ for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="delay" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute delay for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="bassBoost" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute bassBoost for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="loudness" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute loudness for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="inputGain" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute inputGain for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="autoInputGain" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute autoInputGain for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="inputGainPad" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute inputGainPad for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="phaseInverter" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute phaseInverter for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element></xsi:sequence></xsi:complexType></xsi:element></xsi:sequence><xsi:attributeGroup ref="id"/><xsi:attributeGroup ref="refID"/></xsi:complexType></xsi:element>
<xsi:element name="video" minOccurs="0"><xsi:complexType><xsi:sequence><xsi:element name="brightness" type="videoRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute brightness for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="contrast" type="videoRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute contrast for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element></xsi:sequence></xsi:complexType></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="brightness" type="videoRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute brightness for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="contrast" type="videoRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute contrast for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
<xsi:element name="audio" minOccurs="0"><xsi:complexType><xsi:sequence><xsi:element name="mute" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute mute for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="volume" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>Volume Controls are 'grouped' by identical characteristics:</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>- the rw property of the Controls</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>- the ranges properties of the controls</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>All Volume Controls that share the same characteristics are 'grouped' together within one volume element.</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>Within that volume element, all channels are enumerated that have identical Volume Controls.</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>Consequently, multiple volume elements may exist, each element 'grouping' together Volume Controls with identical characteristics</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>but with characteristics that are different from those of another 'group', represented by another volume element.</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="bass" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute bass for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="mid" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute mid for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="treble" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute treble for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="graphicEQ" type="graphicEQType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute graphicEQ for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="delay" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute delay for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="bassBoost" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute bassBoost for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="loudness" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute loudness for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="inputGain" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute inputGain for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="autoInputGain" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute autoInputGain for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="inputGainPad" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute inputGainPad for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element><xsi:element name="phaseInverter" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute phaseInverter for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element></xsi:sequence></xsi:complexType></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="mute" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute mute for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="volume" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>Volume Controls are 'grouped' by identical characteristics:</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>- the rw property of the Controls</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>- the ranges properties of the controls</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>All Volume Controls that share the same characteristics are 'grouped' together within one volume element.</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>Within that volume element, all channels are enumerated that have identical Volume Controls.</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>Consequently, multiple volume elements may exist, each element 'grouping' together Volume Controls with identical characteristics</xsi:documentation><xsi:documentation>but with characteristics that are different from those of another 'group', represented by another volume element.</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="bass" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute bass for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="mid" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute mid for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="treble" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute treble for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
<xsi:element name="graphicEQ" type="graphicEQType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute graphicEQ for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="delay" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute delay for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="bassBoost" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute bassBoost for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="loudness" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute loudness for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="inputGain" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute inputGain for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="autoInputGain" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute autoInputGain for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="inputGainPad" type="audioRoWIntControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute inputGainPad for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>
Used to indicate the read-write support level for the Control.
RO means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RON means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Only and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
RW means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is not implemented.
RWN means the CUR Property is implemented as Read-Write and the NEXT Porperty is implemented (always Read-Write).
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<xsi:element name="phaseInverter" type="audioRoWBooleanControlType" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><xsi:annotation><xsi:documentation>See volume element for details on the hierarchical structure (Substitute phaseInverter for volume).</xsi:documentation></xsi:annotation></xsi:element>