Python Developer Needed: Extract Legacy QTVR (.MOV) Panorama Images

I have many old QuickTime VR (QTVR) .MOV files from 2008–2009. Standard video tools like FFmpeg do not work because these files hide high-resolution panoramic images inside custom data structures instead of normal video frames. I need a software developer to write a simple, clean Python script that reads these old .MOV files, extracts all hidden image tiles, and saves them correctly. (I could not complete this task myself, and at best could only export 4 images--there are certainly more images in each file!) Scope of Work File Parsing & Extraction: Write a Python script to scan the binary structure of the .MOV files, find the hidden JPEG image tiles, and save them without cutting them off. Batch Processing: The script should easily process a folder full of multiple .MOV files automatically via the command line. Stitching Help (Optional): Give basic advice or code on how to stitch the extracted tiles together into a final panorama. I have attached a sample file. If you can only output raw images, that's fine. Required Skills & Experience Good experience with Python. Experience reading binary files or working with custom file formats. Clear communication skills in English (simple and direct is preferred). Deliverables A working Python script that extracts image tiles from the provided .MOV files. Short, clear instructions on how to run the script.