XVDC

XVDC refers to a proprietary multimedia container format developed by Apple Inc. It is primarily used for storing and distributing video content, particularly in conjunction with other Apple technologies. The XVDC format is an evolution of earlier Apple container formats and aims to provide efficient storage and playback capabilities.

The format is designed to be versatile, supporting a wide range of audio and video codecs. This flexibility allows XVDC files to contain diverse multimedia streams, making them suitable for various applications, from high-definition video playback to streaming services. While not as widely adopted as industry-standard formats like MP4 or MKV, XVDC plays a significant role within the Apple ecosystem.

XVDC containers are often associated with Apple's proprietary media frameworks, such as AVFoundation. This integration ensures smooth playback and manipulation of XVDC files on Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Developers working within the Apple platform may encounter and utilize XVDC files as part of their multimedia projects. The specific technical specifications of the XVDC format are not publicly documented in extensive detail by Apple, which contributes to its proprietary nature.