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Broadcast WAVE Metadata

The most current version of the Broadcast WAVE Metadata document is available for download below. Public review and comment for the draft version closed on September 15, 2009. All comments were reviewed and considered by the Audio-Visual Working Group before finalizing this document. The Working Group is always interested in receiving additional comments and any document may be revised when warranted; please submit comments using the link provided below.

Current Document

  • PDF Version Broadcast WAVE Metadata - Approved (Version 1.0; September 15, 2009)

Document Background

The draft guideline on Broadcast WAVE Metadata submitted by the Audio-Visual Working group represents a minimal set of recommended embedded metadata for historical and cultural heritage digital audio reformatting. This is presented as an interim guideline. A new recommended guideline encompassing a richer metadata set in a more flexible format, with wider file format support, will be developed by the Working Group in the future. Note that the guideline is accompanied by two explanatory documents:

  • PDF Version Introductory discussion for the proposed audio metadata embedding guideline
  • PDF Version Consultant’s report on embedding options in digital audio files

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Last Updated: 11/25/2009

 
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