- stsd selects the protected encv/enca sample entry
- sinf restores codec identity and names cenc/cbcs
- tenc provides the default KID, IV and pattern state
- trun maps sample count, timing, sizes and mdat offsets
- saiz/saio locate auxiliary encryption records
- senc supplies per-sample IVs and subsample byte ranges
- sgpd seig entries describe alternate encryption state
- sbgp maps sample runs to those group descriptions
- the effective KID may therefore differ from tenc default