Thank you kevbot.
I have encountered this module on my cpan search too, however as far as I can tell, this module only refers to metadata, types, and other hyperparameters.
For example it has a constant MP4_AUDIO_TRACK_TYPE but no "getAudio" or "getAnimation" subroutines etc.
Also there is practically no documentation as far as I can see, it says to refer to libmp4v2 for details, but I can't find anything about whatever that is.
I can't even begin to speculate what "verbosity" may refer to.
I am not yet an expert Perler, so maybe I just don't understand some of the terminology or conventions used in the MP4::File's documentation, but I doubt that's the problem.
Do you understand it better ? Have I misinterpreted anything ?
Thx.
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