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FIMS Media SOA Framework - AMWA

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<strong>FIMS</strong> <strong>Media</strong> <strong>SOA</strong> <strong>Framework</strong> Phase1 (Preliminary)ID of the metadata. This attribute can beused to reference by ID metadata thatcan be embedded in a content essencecontainer, such as MXF.Any xsd:any A choice element for wrapping theembedded metadata. This field cannot beset if the “ref” element is used.Ref xsd:anyURI A choice element with a URL reference tometadata, defined according to RFC1738 -Uniform Resource Locators (URL). Themetadata shall be accessible through thespecified URL. This field cannot be set ifthe “any” element is used.8.2.2.1.1.3 Extended Content TypesThe BMBaseContentType is extended by the following content types, each providing additional type-specificproperties:8.2.2.1.1.3.1 BMVideoContentTypeThis type extends BMBaseContentType and provides a reference to video content. It inherits all the elementsfrom BMBaseContentType, and provides an additional optional element (of type DurationType) to express theduration of the video as xsd:time or number of frames.8.2.2.1.1.3.2 BMAudioContentTypeThis type extends BMBaseContentType and provides a reference to audio content. It inherits all the elementsfrom BMBaseContentType, and provides an additional optional element (of type DurationType) to express theduration of the audio as xsd:time or number of frames.8.2.2.1.1.3.3 BMImageContentTypeThis type extends BMBaseContentType and provides a reference to image content. It inherits all the elementsfrom BMBaseContentType.8.2.2.1.1.3.4 BMDocumentContentTypeThis type extends BMBaseContentType and provides a reference to document content. It inherits all theelements from BMBaseContentType.8.2.2.1.1.3.5 BMWrappedContentTypeThis type extends BMBaseContentType and provides a reference to wrapped content. A wrapped contentcontains multiple elementary audio, video and data streams. Examples of wrapped content are: MXF files,MPEG-2 TS, Quicktime, Windows <strong>Media</strong> files. It inherits all the elements from BMBaseContentType, andprovides an additional optional element (of type DurationType) to express the duration of the content asxsd:time or number of frames. Furthermore, it provides a mechanism to describe structural information (whichstreams are inside the wrapper) specifying the tracks components.The following is a simple BMO example for a MXF file.MXF DV25 filefile://server1/home/virtuser/outbox/op1a-pal-dv25-dms1.mxfPrivate committee documentWorking Draft for review by <strong>FIMS</strong> Rev v1, Nov-16-2010 Page 53 of 89

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