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# UIImagePickerController.QualityType.typeIFrame960x540

If recording, specifies that you want to use 960x540 iFrame format.

```
case typeIFrame960x540
```

## Discussion

The Apple iFrame format supports video editing by keeping content in its native recorded format while editing.

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