MIME Types and File Extensions - Revision history

Silvia: /* Codec MIME types */

2010-03-20T07:06:15Z

Codec MIME types

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	* audio/flac for FLAC without and in native container		* audio/flac for FLAC without and in native container
	* text/cmml for CMML without container		* text/cmml for CMML without container
-	* ~~text~~/kate for the textual representation of Kate (.kate files)	+	* application/kate for the textual representation of Kate (.kate files)

Silvia: /* Ogg Kate files - application/kate */

2009-10-04T10:50:29Z

Ogg Kate files - application/kate

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	* can be used to identify the mime type of the track itself (e.g. in skeleton)		* can be used to identify the mime type of the track itself (e.g. in skeleton)
	* uses .ogx extension when in a file by itself		* uses .ogx extension when in a file by itself
-	* is subdued by the dominant mime type if in a audio or video file to become audio/~~vorbis~~ or video/~~theora~~	+	* is subdued by the dominant mime type if in a audio or video file to become audio/ogg or video/ogg

	== Codec MIME types ==		== Codec MIME types ==

Silvia: /* Ogg Kate files - application/kate */

2009-10-04T10:49:55Z

Ogg Kate files - application/kate

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	* can be used to identify the mime type of the track itself (e.g. in skeleton)		* can be used to identify the mime type of the track itself (e.g. in skeleton)
	* uses .ogx extension when in a file by itself		* uses .ogx extension when in a file by itself
-	* is subdued by the dominant mime type if in a audio or video file	+	* is subdued by the dominant mime type if in a audio or video file to become audio/vorbis or video/theora

	== Codec MIME types ==		== Codec MIME types ==

Silvia: added kate

2009-10-04T10:47:18Z

added kate

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	* Covers [[XSPF]], while being used through XML		* Covers [[XSPF]], while being used through XML
	* Does not cover [[JSPF]], which is XSPF but on JSON		* Does not cover [[JSPF]], which is XSPF but on JSON
		+
		+	== Ogg Kate files - application/kate ==
		+
		+	* Binary representation of Kate encapsulated in Ogg
		+	* may have a skeleton
		+	* can be used to identify the mime type of the track itself (e.g. in skeleton)
		+	* uses .ogx extension when in a file by itself
		+	* is subdued by the dominant mime type if in a audio or video file

	== Codec MIME types ==		== Codec MIME types ==
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	* audio/flac for FLAC without and in native container		* audio/flac for FLAC without and in native container
	* text/cmml for CMML without container		* text/cmml for CMML without container
		+	* text/kate for the textual representation of Kate (.kate files)

Saoshyant at 04:17, 27 August 2008

2008-08-27T04:17:32Z

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	STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is in process to reflect these policies. More details are [http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs here], which also include a specification of the codecs parameter of the MIME tyes. Use the correct file extensions straight away.		STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is in process to reflect these policies. More details are [http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs here], which also include a specification of the codecs parameter of the MIME tyes. Use the correct file extensions straight away.

-	DISCLAIMER: currently, ~~only~~ application/ogg ~~is a~~ registered MIME ~~type~~. Registration for the others ~~is being~~ undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.	+	DISCLAIMER: currently, application/ogg, video/ogg, audio/ogg and audio/vorbis are registered MIME types. Registration for the others will be undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.

	IMPLEMENTATION recommendations and patches: see [[MIME-Migration]].		IMPLEMENTATION recommendations and patches: see [[MIME-Migration]].

Silvia at 23:08, 24 June 2008

2008-06-24T23:08:52Z

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	* apps that identify a logical bitstream which they cannot decode SHOULD ignore it but MAY still decode the ones they can		* apps that identify a logical bitstream which they cannot decode SHOULD ignore it but MAY still decode the ones they can
	* thus, e.g. an annodex file can gracefully degrade to .ogx if an app cannot decode [[CMML]] and/or [[Skeleton]]		* thus, e.g. an annodex file can gracefully degrade to .ogx if an app cannot decode [[CMML]] and/or [[Skeleton]]
-	* more details on the mime type are [[MIMETypesCodecs \| here]]
	* USE: application/ogg has been registered, so can be used immediately		* USE: application/ogg has been registered, so can be used immediately

Silvia at 23:07, 24 June 2008

2008-06-24T23:07:26Z

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-	STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is in process to reflect these policies. More details are [http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs \| here], which also include a specification of the codecs parameter of the MIME tyes. Use the correct file extensions straight away.	+	STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is in process to reflect these policies. More details are [http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs here], which also include a specification of the codecs parameter of the MIME tyes. Use the correct file extensions straight away.

	DISCLAIMER: currently, only application/ogg is a registered MIME type. Registration for the others is being undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.		DISCLAIMER: currently, only application/ogg is a registered MIME type. Registration for the others is being undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.

Silvia at 23:07, 24 June 2008

2008-06-24T23:07:07Z

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-	STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is in process to reflect these policies. More details are [[http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs \| here], which also include a specification of the codecs parameter of the MIME tyes. Use the correct file extensions straight away.	+	STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is in process to reflect these policies. More details are [http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs \| here], which also include a specification of the codecs parameter of the MIME tyes. Use the correct file extensions straight away.

	DISCLAIMER: currently, only application/ogg is a registered MIME type. Registration for the others is being undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.		DISCLAIMER: currently, only application/ogg is a registered MIME type. Registration for the others is being undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.

Silvia: added standards update

2008-06-24T23:06:42Z

added standards update

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-	STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is ~~starting now~~ to reflect these policies. Use the correct file extensions straight away.	+	STATUS: Work on RFCs and tools is in process to reflect these policies. More details are [[http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/MIMETypesCodecs \| here], which also include a specification of the codecs parameter of the MIME tyes. Use the correct file extensions straight away.

	DISCLAIMER: currently, only application/ogg is a registered MIME type. Registration for the others is being undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.		DISCLAIMER: currently, only application/ogg is a registered MIME type. Registration for the others is being undertaken. During this process, the "x-" versions of these unregistered MIME types may be used.

Silvia: added MIMETypesCodecs link

2008-06-06T02:32:49Z

added MIMETypesCodecs link

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	* apps that identify a logical bitstream which they cannot decode SHOULD ignore it but MAY still decode the ones they can		* apps that identify a logical bitstream which they cannot decode SHOULD ignore it but MAY still decode the ones they can
	* thus, e.g. an annodex file can gracefully degrade to .ogx if an app cannot decode [[CMML]] and/or [[Skeleton]]		* thus, e.g. an annodex file can gracefully degrade to .ogx if an app cannot decode [[CMML]] and/or [[Skeleton]]
		+	* more details on the mime type are [[MIMETypesCodecs \| here]]
	* USE: application/ogg has been registered, so can be used immediately		* USE: application/ogg has been registered, so can be used immediately