Hej, I have a PDF document here that has been created with pdflatex and the movie15 LaTeX package. The following code snippet:
\includemovie[]
{40mm}
{40mm}
{LMF_test.avi}
generates two annotations inside the PDF, a MediaRendition annotation and a
FileAttachment annotation. Unfortunately both have the very same coordinates
which means that they are placed on top of each other.
....
/Annots [ 15 0 R 16 0 R ]
....
15 0 obj <<
/Type /Annot
/Subtype /FileAttachment/F 0/T (LMF_test.avi)/Contents (Media
File(video/avi))/AP <</N<<>>/R<<>>/D<<>>>>/FS 14 0 R
/Rect [124.724 74.448 238.11 187.833]
>> endobj
16 0 obj <<
/Type /Annot
/Subtype /Screen/Border [0 0 0]/BS <</S/S/W 0>>/F 5/T
(LMF_test.avi)/Contents (Media File (video/avi))/P 9 0 R/A 11 0 R/AA 12 0 R/AP
<</N<<>>/R<<>>/D<<>>>>
/Rect [124.724 74.448 238.11 187.833]
>> endobj
...
I searched through the PDF spec already but couldn't find any hint how such
a case should be handled.
Does the PDF spec and/or poppler define a z-order for annotations, so that
viewer applications
can decide which annotation should be shown on top of another annotation?
Ciao,
Tobias
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