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Can someone tell me what this image mask is?

I Had a home intrusion and a baby monitor recorded someone on my computer, i was digging around looking for "install dates" and a few times matched up with the event... One was titled "image mask" and I've posted a big chunk of it belowmy about 1/5th of the whole thing. Based on a search of the file type it looks like a Motion file, could this be an overlay of some sort? Anything you could tell me would be appreciated;


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!DOCTYPE ozxmlscene>

<ozml version="5.5">



<displayversion>5.0.5</displayversion>



<factory id="1" uuid="0dcc884c286f11d8ab08000a9598188a">

<description>Image Mask</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="2" uuid="11615b89cbc0483fb92e95eb0c80e59c">

<description>Channel</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="3" uuid="46c844a813d311d8a438000a95af9f7e">

<description>Channel</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="4" uuid="65cb4dc9d4504fa281921f5f751fba06">

<description>Widget</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="5" uuid="66fc0d6af6a911d6a7a7000393670732">

<description>Image</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="6" uuid="68fba2c1aa094655bf4b81587efec626">

<description>Link</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="7" uuid="7d468273c013498e9806a0d7bc32fddf">

<description>Project</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="8" uuid="dbca752470fd11d7980100039389b702">

<description>Channel</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="9" uuid="dd0036f96c9e4bfdadb82f71fbf5c9d8">

<description>Rig Behavior</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>



<factory id="10" uuid="deca4859b16011d7a12d0003936f6f92">

<description>ProPlugin Filter</description>

<manufacturer>Apple</manufacturer>

<version>1</version>

</factory>





<template>

<flags>1</flags>

</template>



<build></build>



<description></description>



<canvas>

<layout>1</layout>

<activeView>0</activeView>

</canvas>



<viewer subview="0">

<resolutionMode>0</resolutionMode>

<dynamicResolutionMode>1</dynamicResolutionMode>

<viewmode>0</viewmode>

<overlayOptions>60172</overlayOptions>

<oscOptions>30</oscOptions>

<compensateAspectRatio>1</compensateAspectRatio>

<renderFields>0</renderFields>

<showMotionBlur>0</showMotionBlur>

<showFrameBlending>1</showFrameBlending>

<showLighting>1</showLighting>

<showShadows>1</showShadows>

<showReflection>1</showReflection>

<showDepthOfField>0</showDepthOfField>

<renderFullView>0</renderFullView>

<renderQuality>2</renderQuality>

<textRenderQuality>2</textRenderQuality>

<showHighQualityResampling>0</showHighQualityResampling>

<showShapeAntialiasing>1</showShapeAntialiasing>

<show3DIntersectionAntialiasing>0</show3DIntersectionAntialiasing>

<cameraType>0</cameraType>

<cameraName>Active Camera</cameraName>

<panZoom camera="0" zoom="0.46944445371627808" panX="36" panY="5" mode="2" centered="1"/>

</viewer>

iMac, iOS 9.3.2

Posted on Jul 13, 2016 5:25 AM

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Jul 13, 2016 6:39 AM in response to BenB

I Know, it's a strange situation I've got here... I have a baby monitor in my basement office that records my cat coming and going through the open window in my office, it's how we know if he's inside or out. About six months ago I had some documents taken out of my office and copies of those documents were taken off my computer as well. The docs were pretty damning to someone who is guilty of estate fraud but I'm also an eye witness to some events and I've recently discovered that this guy has been trying to have me declared legally incompetent so I couldn't testify against him. Crazy I know, but nonetheless true. It's a long story but he knew that I had this camera in my basement and ive been seeing things in the recording of the intrusion that nobody else has been able to see, I'm dead serious... Faint images of some pretty vulgar stuff But I've sent the clip for forensic testing and nothing comes up at all. Is it possible that this file could be an overlay on my display for my eyes only?

Jul 13, 2016 9:27 AM in response to Karsten Schlüter

I wish I knew what to do here, I wish it was that easy but rightbnow I'd just like to know if this is even possible. All I know is that when I look at this recording of the intrusion (it's online through closeli), I see very faint images that I cannot seem to reproduce on another computer. The strange thing is, I didn't even have Motion installed on the computer at that time, the install date says 4/29 on the copy though.

Jul 13, 2016 10:12 AM in response to Clogan75

Clogan75 wrote:

... how I could go about finding out exactly what this copy of image mask is ...

I told you - a feature of FCPX. Read the manual.


sorry, I'm out here, this is a user2user tech-support forum, I don't see how your questions relates nowhere near enough to the topics discussed here ... plus, the whole story sounds like a spin-off of Paranormal Activity ... LOL!!


-bye-

Jul 13, 2016 11:41 AM in response to Karsten Schlüter

DDon't kid yourself, this might very well end up as an episode. I didnt how else to post the question so I figured I'd just say what's up. i would still like to keep the discussion open though. My question is about weather or not my claim here is even possible, i understand that the term "copy" does indicate that the image mask was created but can such a file sit on the display and run when a certain website or program is accessed?

Can someone tell me what this image mask is?

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