Access read-only collections of the user’s multimedia content.
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Overview
The Media Library framework provides a read-only Objective-C data model representing a user’s collections of images, audio, and video. The initial access point of the Media Library framework is MLMediaLibrary
, which loads the user’s media into a hierarchical structure consisting of media sources, groups, and objects.
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At the highest level, all content within a media library instance is categorized by media source. Conceptually, a media source respresents a single app, such as iTunes or Aperture. Each source contains a hierarchy of media groups that originates from a root group. These groups consist of media objects—individual files containing a piece of media such as a photo, song, or movie. Only one copy of each object exists within a media library instance, but an object can be referenced by multiple groups from a single source. The structure of the group hierarchy is specific to each media source.
Topics
class MLMediaGroup
The MLMediaGroup
class provides groupings for media objects from a single source of media, such as iTunes or Aperture. The media objects—individual files containing a piece of media such as a photo, song, or movie—are referenced by one or more groups within each media source. These groupings serve as filters, providing hierarchical structure to the collection of objects in each source.
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Deprecatedclass MLMediaLibrary
The MLMediaLibrary
class provides an interface for accessing a collection of media objects from various sources. It serves as the initial access point of the Media Library framework.
class MLMediaObject
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The MLMediaObject
class describes a single media file, such as a photo, song, or movie. Each media object contains basic metadata including a name, media type, URL, and so on. Additional information about each object is stored in its list of attributes. For a list of possible object attribute keys, see Media Object Attribute Keys.
class MLMediaSource
The MLMediaSource
class identifies a specific provider of media. Conceptually, a media source respresents a single app, such as iTunes or Aperture. Each media source contains multiple groups of media objects—individual files containing a piece of media such as a photo, song, or movie.