Vorbis - Sep 2005 - metadata

Ian Malone wrote:
> I recently made the mistake of buying
> the Led Zeppelin BBC sessions and spent an evening
When I say mistake, I mean the resulting time I spent
typing things in.  Fortunately I had some excellent
music to listen to at the time.

imalone

I think I'm going to regret asking this, but is there
any more information on Ogg metadata other than what's
at <http://wiki.xiph.org/Metadata>?  Is there a more
appropriate list for discussing it?  I'm sending this
to the vorbis list because ogg-dev seems to see very
little traffic, and none of the others seems to be
very relevant (this happens to be the one I'm subscribed
to).

RDF + Dublin Core looks interesting (they seem to at
least have a schema; bonus over mixing a new one), is
anyone able to give me a brief description before I
plunge into the Dublin Core specs?

For the record, I'm an obsessive kitchen sink type who
would like to be able to drop in a packet near the
start of the stream containing all kinds of useless
information.  I recently made the mistake of buying
the Led Zeppelin BBC sessions and spent an evening
entering in presenters, broadcast and recording dates,
shows, and locations.  I haven't put in the song-
writing and sample credits yet, partially because of
the abuse of the comment headers that would be
required.

-- 
imalone

Ian, I don't know much about the metadata for Ogg, but let me confirm 
that you most likely will regret asking this on this mailing list.  I 
don't know if you've read through the archives for this list, but 
basically it is what it is now.  You are free to do what you want, but 
there is nothing more that is going to change to the metadata
"officially".

Paul

Ian Malone wrote:
> I think I'm going to regret asking this, but is there
> any more information on Ogg metadata other than what's
> at <http://wiki.xiph.org/Metadata>?  Is there a more
> appropriate list for discussing it?  I'm sending this
> to the vorbis list because ogg-dev seems to see very
> little traffic, and none of the others seems to be
> very relevant (this happens to be the one I'm subscribed
> to).
>
> RDF + Dublin Core looks interesting (they seem to at
> least have a schema; bonus over mixing a new one), is
> anyone able to give me a brief description before I
> plunge into the Dublin Core specs?
>
> For the record, I'm an obsessive kitchen sink type who
> would like to be able to drop in a packet near the
> start of the stream containing all kinds of useless
> information.  I recently made the mistake of buying
> the Led Zeppelin BBC sessions and spent an evening
> entering in presenters, broadcast and recording dates,
> shows, and locations.  I haven't put in the song-
> writing and sample credits yet, partially because of
> the abuse of the comment headers that would be
> required.
>