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BREW IMediaMPEG4 Example

#
# Syntax:
# ------
# Resource, <ID>, <Category> [,<Name>]
#     uint32,   	<Name>   [,<Min>,       <Max>,           <Default>,   <Sep>]
#     string,   	<Name>                                 [,<Default>,   <Sep>]
#     enum,       <Name>,  <EnumList/EnumTable ID>       [,<Default>,   <Sep>]
#     complex,  	<Name>   [,<MinOccurs>, <MaxOccurs>,     <Default>,   <Sep>]		
#        // List of contained simple types. No containment of complex types.
#     }
# }
#
# EnumList, <ID>
#     <Value1>[, <Label1>]
#     <Value1>[, <Label1>]
#        :
#     <ValueN>[, <LabelN>]
# }
#

#
# Enum Lists
#
EnumList, IDEL_YESNO
   No, No
   Yes, Yes
}
EnumList, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   0, No
   1, Yes
}
EnumList, IDEL_FORMFACTOR
   1, Candy Bar
   2, Clamshell
   3, Slider
   99, Other
}

#<!--=================================================================
#        Device Model Info
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_MFC, Device Model Info
   string, Manufacturer, , |
   HELP
      Enter the device manufacturer's name (your company name).
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_MODEL, Device Model Info
   string, Model
   HELP
      Enter the model number of the device.  This should be the commercial
      name/number, not an internal project name or code name.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_ID, Device Model Info
   uint32, Platform Id
   HELP
      Contact Qualcomm Internet Services (QIS) for this value.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_BREW_VER, Device Model Info
   string, BREW Version
   HELP
      Version of BREW in 3 digits e.g. 3.0.0.  This information is present
      in the release notes of the BREW Porting Kit.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_CHIPSET, Device Model Info
   string, Chipset
   HELP
      Enter the chipset used by this device, for example MSM 6100.      
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_BUILD_VER, Device Model Info
   string, Build Version
   HELP
      Enter the OEM Handset SW version.  Also, document how this information
      can be accessed through the handset UI in the Comment field.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_FORMFACTOR, Device Model Info
   enum, Form Factor, IDEL_FORMFACTOR
   HELP
      Select device form factor (e.g. candy bar, clamshell, sider, etc.  If none of the
      listed form factors apply, select "Other" and describe the form factor in the
      Comment field.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DEV_DEVPACK_VER, Device Model Info
   string, Device Pack Version
   HELP
      Enter the Device Pack version.  This is a version number assigned
      by the OEM to this Device Pack.  It is expected that this version
      number will change each time an OEM submits a changed version of
      this Device Pack.
   }
}

#<!--=================================================================
#        Network/Socket Specification
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_NET_RF_SUPP, Network/Socket Specification
   string, Radio Frequency, , |
   HELP
      Enter a comma separated list of frequency bands supported.  For 
      example: 800 MHz, 1800 MHz, 1900 MHz.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_NET_STD_SUPP, Network/Socket Specification
   string, Wireless Standard, , |
   HELP
      Enter a comma separated list of standards supported.  For
      example: IS-95A, IS-95B, 1x.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DATA_MAX_TCP, Network/Socket Specification
   uint32, Max TCP Sockets
   HELP
      Enter the number of simultaneous TCP sockets supported on the device.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DATA_MAX_UDP, Network/Socket Specification
   uint32, Max UDP Sockets
   HELP
      Enter the number of simultaneous UDP sockets supported on the device.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DATA_LINGER, Network/Socket Specification
   uint32, Linger timer duration (msecs)
   HELP
      Enter the duration of the linger timer on the handset in msecs.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_DATA_DORMANCY, Network/Socket Specification
   enum, Dormancy Support, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Does the handset support network initiated dormancy?
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_AIRPLANE_MODE, Network/Socket Specification
   enum, Airplane Mode Support, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Does the device support airplane mode (the mobile device's RF both
      Rx and Tx are turned Off)?
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_HDR_MODE, Network/Socket Specification
   enum, 1xEVDO Support, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Does the device support 1xEV-DO (HDR)?
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_UMTS_MODE, Network/Socket Specification
   enum, UMTS Support, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Does the device support UMTS (WCDMA)?
   }
}

#<!--=================================================================
#        Hardware Specification
#=================================================================-->
#<!--_______________________________________
#                Memory
#_______________________________________-->
Resource, IDS_DD_HW_RAM_SIZE, Memory
   uint32, RAM Size (bytes)
   HELP
      Enter brew heap size in bytes.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_HW_STACK_SIZE, Memory
   uint32, Stack Size (bytes)
   HELP
      Enter stack available to brew in bytes.  Generally this is the stack size
      of the task that BREW runs in.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_HW_EFS_SIZE, Memory
   uint32, EFS Size (bytes)
   HELP
      Enter the size of the embedded file system that can be used for BREW
      applications in bytes.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_HW_EFS_MIN_PATH, Memory
   uint32, File Name Length
   HELP
      How many characters can included in a BREW file name from the ".../brew/oat/"
      directory.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_HW_EFS_MIN_FILES, Memory
   uint32, Number of BREW Files
   HELP
      Enter the maximum number of files that may be created in the brew
      directory tree.
      
      Generally this should only be limited by EFS limitations.  If the number
      of files is limited only by the EFS, enter 0, and say "No Limit" in
      the Comment field.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_HW_EFS_MIN_FILESIZE, Memory
   uint32, File Size (bytes)
   HELP
      If there is any limitation on the size of an individual BREW file,
      specify that size in bytes.  Generally this should be as large as
      the size of the EFS.
      
      If there is no limitation, specify O and enter "No Limit" in the OEM
      Comment field.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_HW_MMC_SUPPORT, Memory
   enum, Removable  Media Card Support, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Does the handset have a removable media card available to BREW?  Typically,
      a removable media card would be available through the file system as
      fs:/card0/... (BREW 3.0 and later only).  Document any differences in the
      Comment section.
   }
}
#<!--=================================================================
#        Primary Display
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD_DIM_X, Primary Display
   uint32, Size X
   HELP
      Enter the width of the primary display in pixels.  This should be
      only the pixels available to BREW.  For example, if your display was
      100 pixels wide, but 10 pixels were used for status at the side of
      the display and are not available to BREW, you would enter 90.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD_DIM_Y, Primary Display
   uint32, Size Y
   HELP
      Enter the height of the primary display in pixels.  This should be
      only the pixels available to BREW.  For example, if your display was
      100 pixels high, but 10 pixels were used for status at the top of
      the display and are not available to BREW, you would enter 90.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD_DEPTH, Primary Display
   uint32, BREW Color Depth (bits)
   HELP
      Enter the primary display's maximum color depth (in bits) supported in BREW.
      This should be the nColorDepth value returned by ISHELL_GetDeviceInfo().

      For example, enter 16 for a device that has a bit depth of 16 and supports
      65536 colors.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD_DEPTH_HW, Primary Display
   uint32, HW Color Depth (bits)
   HELP
      Enter the primary display's maximum color depth (in bits) supported by the device.
      hardware and native user interface.  This value is typically the same
      as BREW Color Depth, but may be different on some devices.  This value
      may be used by developers to create native UI wallpaper, etc.

      For example, enter 16 for a device that has a bit depth of 16 and supports
      65536 colors.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD_REF_RATE, Primary Display
   uint32, Refresh Rate (frames/sec)
   HELP
      Enter the hardware refresh rate of the primary display in frames/sec.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD_TYPE, Primary Display
   string, Display Type
   HELP
      Enter the primary display's LCD type.  For example: TFT, STN, etc.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD_PITCH, Primary Display
   string, Pixel Pitch, , |
   HELP
      Enter the primary display's pixel block size and spacing between pixels
      in mm in the form SizeX x SizeY, SpaceX x SpaceY.  For example, 0.2mm x 0.2mm,
      0.01mm x 0.01mm.
   }
}

#<!--=================================================================
#        Secondary Display
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD2_DIM_X, Secondary Display
   uint32, Size X
   HELP
      Enter the width of the secondary display in pixels.  This should be only the
      pixels available to BREW.  For example, if your display was
      100 pixels wide, but 10 pixels were used for status at the side of
      the display and are not available to BREW, you would enter 90.
      
      If there is no secondary display, enter 0.
   }  
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD2_DIM_Y, Secondary Display
   uint32, Size Y
   HELP
      Enter the height of the secondary display in pixels.  This should be only the
      pixels available to BREW.  For example, if your display was 20 pixels
      high, but 5 pixels were used for status at the top of the display and
      are not available to brew, you would enter 15.

      If there is no secondary display, enter 0.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD2_DEPTH, Secondary Display
   uint32, BREW Color Depth
   HELP
      Enter the secondary display's maximum color depth (in bits) supported in
      BREW.

      For example, enter 16 for a device that has a bit depth of 16 and supports
      65536 colors.

      If there is no secondary display, enter 0.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD2_DEPTH_HW, Secondary Display
   uint32, HW Color Depth (bits)
   HELP
      Enter the secondary display's maximum color depth (in bits) supported
      by the device hardware and native user interface.  This value is 
      typically the same as BREW Color Depth, but may be different on some
      devices.  This value may be used by developers to create native UI 
      wallpaper, etc.

      For example, enter 16 for a device that has a bit depth of 16 and supports
      65536 colors.
   }
}

Resource, IDS_DD_LCD2_REF_RATE, Secondary Display
   uint32, Refresh Rate (frames/sec)
   HELP
      Enter the hardware refresh rate of the secondary display in frames/sec.

      If there is no secondary display, enter 0.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD2_TYPE, Secondary Display
   string, Type
   HELP
      Enter the secondary display's LCD type.  For example: TFT, STN, etc.

      If there is no secondary display, leave this entry blank.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_LCD2_PITCH, Secondary Display
   string, Pixel Pitch, , |
   HELP
      Enter the secondary display's pixel block size and spacing between pixels
      in mm in the form SizeX x SizeY, SpaceX x SpaceY.  For example, 0.2mm x 0.2mm,
      0.01mm x 0.01mm.

      If there is no secondary display, leave this entry blank.
   }
}

#<!--_______________________________________
#                Keypad
#_______________________________________-->
EnumList, IDEL_KEYPAD
   None, None
   AVK_SELECT
   AVK_LEFT
   AVK_RIGHT
   AVK_UP
   AVK_DOWN
   AVK_FUNCTION1
   AVK_FUNCTION2
   AVK_SOFT1
   AVK_SOFT2