The SDS Audio player presents can present both audio files and playlists of audio files. The two cases have slightly different display rules. Playlists are discussed first in this document.
What do we mean by 'playlist'?
A playlist is an XML file that contains descriptive and structural metadata about streaming audio delivered from DRS. Streaming audio represented by an audio playlist can contain one or more audio files or/and one or more segments from the same audio file.The XML files use the AES-60 specification and are deposited in the DRS as part of Text Objects. There is more information on creating and depositing playlists in the Creating Text Objects section of the DRS BatchBuilder Guide
Playlist of audio files
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Playlist information display | AES-60 XML Snippet |
<coreMetadata><title><dc:title>Poetry Reading - E.E. Cummings</dc:title></title><creator><contactDetails><name><name>E.E. Cummings</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author"/></creator><identifier typeLabel="localIdentifier"><dc:identifier>PS3505U334C52x1953</dc:identifier></identifier> |
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Example 2: Identifier, Creator [not visible], Title, Duration, Publisher
Playlist information display | AES-60 XML Snippet |
<coreMetadata><title><dc:title>Poetry Reading - E.E. Cummings</dc:title></title><creator><contactDetails><name><name>E.E. Cummings</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author"/></creator><publisher><contactDetails><name><name>Woodberry Poetry Room</name></name></contactDetails></publisher><identifier typeLabel="localIdentifier"><dc:identifier>PS3505U334C52x1953</dc:identifier></identifier> |
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Example 3: Creator, Title, Duration, Publisher
Playlist information display | AES-60 XML Snippet |
<coreMetadata><title><dc:title>Poetry Reading - E.E. Cummings</dc:title></title><creator><contactDetails><name><name>E.E. Cummings</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author"/></creator><publisher><contactDetails><name><name>Woodberry Poetry Room</name></name></contactDetails></publisher> |
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Example 4: Creator, Title, and Duration
Playlist information display | AES-60 XML Snippet |
<coreMetadata><title><dc:title>Poetry Reading - E.E. Cummings</dc:title></title><creator><contactDetails><name><name>E.E. Cummings</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author"/></creator> |
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Example 5: Creator and Duration only - Title value displays as 'null'
Playlist information display | AES-60 XML Snippet |
<coreMetadata><creator><contactDetails><name><name>E.E. Cummings</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author"/></creator> |
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Example 6: Multiple creators with separate tags in playlist file - each with Author label
Playlist information display | AES-60 XML Snippet |
<coreMetadata><title><dc:title>BOSTON ORIGINALS (March 7, 2017)</dc:title></title><creator><contactDetails><name><name>Oni Buchanan</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author" /></creator><creator><contactDetails><name><name>Jim Dunn</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author" /></creator><creator><contactDetails><name><name>Boyd Nielson & Natalie Shapero</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author" /></creator><creator><contactDetails><name><name>Joshua Bennett</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author" /></creator><creator><contactDetails><name><name>David Blair</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author" /></creator><identifier typeLabel="localIdentifier"><dc:identifier>015012182</dc:identifier></identifier> |
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SDS playlist information in track listings section
As described in the “Create and deposit audio playlists as text objects” page in the Batch Builder Guide, information for each individual track is stored in <part> ... </part> sections in the AES-60 file.
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Track listing display | AES-60 XML snippet for first track |
<part><title><dc:title>1. <-- that number is a part of the title. There is no automatic numbering of the tracks. Also, you can include HTML references in the titles, but you have to encode them. Ever wonder how long titles can be? This seems like a good Introduction.</dc:title></title><creator><contactDetails><name><name>Oni Buchanan</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Author" /></creator><creator><contactDetails><name><name>Jim Dunn</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Adapter" /></creator><creator><contactDetails><name><name>J.S. Bachenspiel</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Interviewer" /></creator><contributor><contactDetails><name><name>Christina Davis</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Speaker" /></contributor><contributor><contactDetails><name><name>Roy Blunt</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Commentator" /></contributor><contributor><contactDetails><name><name>Sally Mae</name></name></contactDetails><role typeLabel="Director" /></contributor><format><start><editUnitNumber editRate="44100" factorNumerator="1" factorDenominator="1">0</editUnitNumber></start><duration><editUnitNumber editRate="44100" factorNumerator="1" factorDenominator="1">7011899</editUnitNumber></duration></format><identifier><dc:identifier>urn-3:HUL.OIS:701467</dc:identifier></identifier></part> |
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