On Jan 3, 2006, at 10:49 AM, Paul Bryson wrote:
Ironically, I was just charged with throwing together a video page
much like
Google Video's for CES. It is to bad there wasn't a preexisting
microformat
to pull from.
Unfortunately, I am a bit of an expert in the area of media info
tagging,
although in a file container (not web) specific context, so take
what I say
with a grain of salt.
I think this may be an important distinction. After all, we're trying
to "pave the cowpaths" of what people are already doing *one the
web.* The scope is purposely narrowed, so as to be reasonable.
Off hand, I would say the primary existing file tagging systems (in
order of
use) are
ID3v1
ID3v2
RIFF
AAF/MPEG-7
These are all fine and good, but the thing we're lacking in this area
is examples of how people publish this stuff *on the web in HTML*.
Who wants to do that research?
-rk
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Ryan King
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