Emulates shared_ptr-like behavior.
Returns whether the movie is in a loaded state, implying its structures are ready for reading but it may not be ready for playback.
Returns whether the movie is playable, implying the movie is fully formed and can be played but media data is still downloading.
Returns whether the movie is ready for playthrough, implying media data is still downloading, but all data is expected to arrive before it is needed.
Returns whether the movie has content protection applied to it.
Waits until the movie is in a loaded state, which implies its structures are ready for reading but it is not ready for playback.
Waits until the movie is in a playable state, implying the movie is fully formed and can be played but media data is still downloading.
Waits until the movie is ready for playthrough, implying media data is still downloading, but all data is expected to arrive before it is needed.
Returns whether the object is considered to own the movie asset (and thus will destroy it upon deletion)
Returns the original Url that the MovieLoader is loading.
Returns the native QuickTime Movie data structure but still maintains ownership of it.
Returns the native QuickTime Movie and marks itself as no longer the owner. In general you should not call this.
