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List of known XSPF extensions

2007-03-02T21:38:52Z

Lorendavidson: /* Project Opus */

This page is intended as a list of [[XSPF]] extensions used in the wild. The goal is to have precise and up to date information which we will need your help with! The more complete this list is the more likely is the future support of a specific extension in more then just one piece of software.

= 360SoundCheck =
Example file from 360SoundCheck (Genre "Rock"): 
http://jukebox.statesman.com/searchByGenre/rock/

== Playlist ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<playlists>
<playlist><![CDATA[Grupo Fantasma listening party]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Midweek Mini Sampler 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[New In SoundCheck]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 2]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Yadira Brown]]></playlist>
</playlists>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<id><![CDATA[233]]></id>
<genres>
<genre><![CDATA[Alt-rock/Indie]]></genre>
<genre><![CDATA[Rock]]></genre>
</genres>
<userRating><![CDATA[3.0]]></userRating>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

= Project Opus =
Example file from Project Opus (Artist Fred Eaglesmith): 
http://www.projectopus.com/playlist/xspf/10197

== Playlist / Album ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:info type="playlist" nid="10197" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===
The <po:info> element contains high level details about a playlist. The "type" attribute refers to the type of playlist being loaded - either an actual playlist, or an album. The "nid" (integer) is the internal ID of the playlist/album within Project Opus.

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:clip length="293000"/>
<po:region name="Port Dover">http://www.projectopus.com/regionportal/1860</po:region>
<po:tags>
<tag tid="2593" size="9">catchy</tag>
<tag tid="2019" size="12">upbeat</tag>
</po:tags>
<po:genre name="Country">http://www.projectopus.com/genre/20</po:genre>
<po:uid>676</po:uid>
<po:nid>3296</po:nid>
<po:num_listens>232</po:num_listens>
<po:license type="po" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===

====<po:clip>====
This element contains playback information for the player(s). Right now there is just one integer for track "length" (in milliseconds).

====<po:region>====
The region element is used to display the locale of the given artist. Right now, the content of this element is the link to a region portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the city or region.

====<po:tags>====
Tags describe content on Project Opus in a similar manner as what is found on most tag enabled sites. Each tag has an internal ID in the "tid" attribute, while the "size" (integer) is used to govern the size of the tag in a tag cloud, also found in the player. The content of each tag element is the tag text itself.

====<po:genre>====
Similar to the region element, the genre element is used to display the genre of the given song. Again, the content of this element is the link to a genre portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the genre.

====<po:uid>====
This element contains the user ID (an integer) of the content publisher.

====<po:nid>====
This element contains the node ID (an integer) of a track.

====<po:num_listens>====
The content of this element is the number of times the track has been listened to.

====<po:license>====
The license element only contains a "type" attribute, which indicates the type of license the song has. A value of "po" means the song is for sale on Project Opus. The other possible values are based on the song being free for download, and licensed through the Creative Commons. Possible CC values are as follows:

* "by-nc-nd" - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/]

* "by-nc-sa" - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/]

* "by-nc" - Attribution-NonCommercial [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/]

* "by-nd" - Attribution-NoDerivs [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/2.5/]

* "by-sa" - Attribution-ShareAlike [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/]

* "by" - Attribution [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/]

= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =
Yes, please.

List of known XSPF extensions

2007-03-01T00:19:26Z

Lorendavidson: /* <po:nid> */

This page is intended as a list of [[XSPF]] extensions used in the wild. The goal is to have precise and up to date information which we will need your help with! The more complete this list is the more likely is the future support of a specific extension in more then just one piece of software.

= 360SoundCheck =
Example file from 360SoundCheck (Genre "Rock"): 
http://jukebox.statesman.com/searchByGenre/rock/

== Playlist ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<playlists>
<playlist><![CDATA[Grupo Fantasma listening party]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Midweek Mini Sampler 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[New In SoundCheck]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 2]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Yadira Brown]]></playlist>
</playlists>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<id><![CDATA[233]]></id>
<genres>
<genre><![CDATA[Alt-rock/Indie]]></genre>
<genre><![CDATA[Rock]]></genre>
</genres>
<userRating><![CDATA[3.0]]></userRating>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

= Project Opus =
Example file from Project Opus (Artist Fred Eaglesmith): 
http://www.projectopus.com/playlist/xspf/10197

== Playlist / Album ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:info type="playlist" nid="10197" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===
The <po:info> element contains high level details about a playlist. The "type" attribute refers to the type of playlist being loaded - either an actual playlist, or an album. The "nid" attribute is the internal ID of the playlist/album within Project Opus.

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:clip length="293000"/>
<po:region name="Port Dover">http://www.projectopus.com/regionportal/1860</po:region>
<po:tags>
<tag tid="2593" size="9">catchy</tag>
<tag tid="2019" size="12">upbeat</tag>
</po:tags>
<po:genre name="Country">http://www.projectopus.com/genre/20</po:genre>
<po:uid>676</po:uid>
<po:nid>3296</po:nid>
<po:num_listens>232</po:num_listens>
<po:license type="po" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===

====<po:clip>====
This element contains playback information for the player(s). Right now there is just one for track "length" (in milliseconds).

====<po:region>====
The region element is used to display the locale of the given artist. Right now, the content of this element is the link to a region portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the city or region.

====<po:tags>====
Tags describe content on Project Opus in a similar manner as what is found on most tag enabled sites. Each tag has an internal ID in the "tid" attribute, while a "size" attribute is used to govern the size of the tag in a tag cloud. The content of each tag element is the tag text itself.

====<po:genre>====
Similar to the region element, the genre element is used to display the genre of the given song. Again, the content of this element is the link to a genre portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the genre.

====<po:uid>====
This element contains the user ID of the content publisher.

====<po:nid>====
This element contains the node ID of a track.

====<po:num_listens>====
The content of this element is the number of times the track has been listened to.

====<po:license>====
The license element only contains a "type" attribute, which indicates the type of license the song has. A value of "po" means the song is for sale on Project Opus. The other possible values are based on the song being free for download, and licensed through the Creative Commons. Possible CC values are as follows:

* "by-nc-nd" - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/]

* "by-nc-sa" - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/]

* "by-nc" - Attribution-NonCommercial [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/]

* "by-nd" - Attribution-NoDerivs [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/2.5/]

* "by-sa" - Attribution-ShareAlike [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/]

* "by" - Attribution [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/]

= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =
Yes, please.

List of known XSPF extensions

2007-03-01T00:14:56Z

Lorendavidson: /* <po:license> */

This page is intended as a list of [[XSPF]] extensions used in the wild. The goal is to have precise and up to date information which we will need your help with! The more complete this list is the more likely is the future support of a specific extension in more then just one piece of software.

= 360SoundCheck =
Example file from 360SoundCheck (Genre "Rock"): 
http://jukebox.statesman.com/searchByGenre/rock/

== Playlist ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<playlists>
<playlist><![CDATA[Grupo Fantasma listening party]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Midweek Mini Sampler 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[New In SoundCheck]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 2]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Yadira Brown]]></playlist>
</playlists>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<id><![CDATA[233]]></id>
<genres>
<genre><![CDATA[Alt-rock/Indie]]></genre>
<genre><![CDATA[Rock]]></genre>
</genres>
<userRating><![CDATA[3.0]]></userRating>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

= Project Opus =
Example file from Project Opus (Artist Fred Eaglesmith): 
http://www.projectopus.com/playlist/xspf/10197

== Playlist / Album ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:info type="playlist" nid="10197" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===
The <po:info> element contains high level details about a playlist. The "type" attribute refers to the type of playlist being loaded - either an actual playlist, or an album. The "nid" attribute is the internal ID of the playlist/album within Project Opus.

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:clip length="293000"/>
<po:region name="Port Dover">http://www.projectopus.com/regionportal/1860</po:region>
<po:tags>
<tag tid="2593" size="9">catchy</tag>
<tag tid="2019" size="12">upbeat</tag>
</po:tags>
<po:genre name="Country">http://www.projectopus.com/genre/20</po:genre>
<po:uid>676</po:uid>
<po:nid>3296</po:nid>
<po:num_listens>232</po:num_listens>
<po:license type="po" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===

====<po:clip>====
This element contains playback information for the player(s). Right now there is just one for track "length" (in milliseconds).

====<po:region>====
The region element is used to display the locale of the given artist. Right now, the content of this element is the link to a region portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the city or region.

====<po:tags>====
Tags describe content on Project Opus in a similar manner as what is found on most tag enabled sites. Each tag has an internal ID in the "tid" attribute, while a "size" attribute is used to govern the size of the tag in a tag cloud. The content of each tag element is the tag text itself.

====<po:genre>====
Similar to the region element, the genre element is used to display the genre of the given song. Again, the content of this element is the link to a genre portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the genre.

====<po:uid>====
This element contains the user ID of the content publisher.

====<po:nid>====
This element contains the node ID of the a track.

====<po:num_listens>====
The content of this element is the number of times the track has been listened to.

====<po:license>====
The license element only contains a "type" attribute, which indicates the type of license the song has. A value of "po" means the song is for sale on Project Opus. The other possible values are based on the song being free for download, and licensed through the Creative Commons. Possible CC values are as follows:

* "by-nc-nd" - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/]

* "by-nc-sa" - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/]

* "by-nc" - Attribution-NonCommercial [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/]

* "by-nd" - Attribution-NoDerivs [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/2.5/]

* "by-sa" - Attribution-ShareAlike [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/]

* "by" - Attribution [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/]

= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =
Yes, please.

XSPF

2007-02-28T23:58:15Z

Lorendavidson:

'''XML Shareable Playlist Format''' ('''XSPF'''), pronounced spiff, is a next-generation [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/playlist playlist] format for digital media such as songs in Vorbis or MP3 format. This wiki is for developers.

The mime type for XSPF playlists is <tt>application/xspf+xml</tt>, although it has not yet been [http://www.iana.org/cgi-bin/mediatypes.pl registered] with IANA.

== Supporting applications ==

These are applications which support XSPF and have not yet been added to the [[http://xspf.org/applications][main applications list]].

* [http://www.jamendo.com/ Jamendo]
** You have to be a member and to select "XSPF" in your preferences to use them by default, but you can look and test a sample playlist here: http://www.jamendo.com/get/track/id/album/audio/xspf/1003/?aue=ogg2
* http://www.ArtistServer.com
** on artist profile pages http://www.artistserver.com/bliss
** on stations and playlists http://www.artistserver.com/stations/
** on genre pages http://www.artistserver.com/DownTempo
* Project Opus http://projectopus.com
** see http://www.projectopus.com/new-player for details
** includes modified version of Fabricio's player

"We added: A Scrubber/Shuttle so the lister can move the playhead to any point along the song. Time Remaining, Elapsed Time Played, Genre of Song, Origin/Location (city) of artist. Site specific stuff which my not be of interest to others is: Review song link: we were adding as a layer to the player but, it got too large and ugly. Buy song link. And a bunch of nice styling/skin tweaks."

* Lacy Morrow's modified version of Fabricio's player:
** project home and documentation at http://blog.geekkid.net/2006/04/xspf-files/
** example in action at http://geekkid.net/jukebox/
* trend of XSLT for xspf to html example
** http://dokerlund.edhsweb.org/wordpress/archives/23 is announce
** http://dokerlund.edhsweb.org/wordpress/xspf/media/playlist.xml is in practice
* Zuardi player modified to support FLV and SWF as well as mp3: http://blitz-xplore.blogspot.com/2006/05/file-xspfplayer.html

== See also ==

* [[XSPF Conformance Tests]]
* [[XSPF Wish List]]
* [[List of known XSPF extensions]]
* [[Todo list for migrating mailing list from musicbrainz to xiph]]

== External links ==

* Source control for source code, spec, xslt, validation: http://svn.xiph.org/trunk/xspf/
* Source control for web site: http://svn.xiph.org/websites/xspf.org/
* [http://gonze.com/playlists/playlist-format-survey.html A survey of playlist formats], by Lucas Gonze
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSPF XSPF Reference page on Wikipedia]

This wiki is new as of spring 2005; are you looking for [http://playlist.musicbrainz.org/playlist/moin.cgi/ the old XSPF wiki?])

List of known XSPF extensions

2007-02-28T23:52:11Z

Lorendavidson: /* Track */

This page is intended as a list of [[XSPF]] extensions used in the wild. The goal is to have precise and up to date information which we will need your help with! The more complete this list is the more likely is the future support of a specific extension in more then just one piece of software.

= 360SoundCheck =
Example file from 360SoundCheck (Genre "Rock"): 
http://jukebox.statesman.com/searchByGenre/rock/

== Playlist ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<playlists>
<playlist><![CDATA[Grupo Fantasma listening party]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Midweek Mini Sampler 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[New In SoundCheck]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 1]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[The Swed.u.s.h Connection 2]]></playlist>
<playlist><![CDATA[Yadira Brown]]></playlist>
</playlists>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://austin360.com">
<id><![CDATA[233]]></id>
<genres>
<genre><![CDATA[Alt-rock/Indie]]></genre>
<genre><![CDATA[Rock]]></genre>
</genres>
<userRating><![CDATA[3.0]]></userRating>
</extension>

=== Definition ===
'''TODO'''

= Project Opus =
Example file from Project Opus (Artist Fred Eaglesmith): 
http://www.projectopus.com/playlist/xspf/10197

== Playlist / Album ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:info type="playlist" nid="10197" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===
The <po:info> element contains high level details about a playlist. The "type" attribute refers to the type of playlist being loaded - either an actual playlist, or an album. The "nid" attribute is the internal ID of the playlist/album within Project Opus.

== Track ==

=== Example ===
<extension application="http://www.projectopus.com">
<po:clip length="293000"/>
<po:region name="Port Dover">http://www.projectopus.com/regionportal/1860</po:region>
<po:tags>
<tag tid="2593" size="9">catchy</tag>
<tag tid="2019" size="12">upbeat</tag>
</po:tags>
<po:genre name="Country">http://www.projectopus.com/genre/20</po:genre>
<po:uid>676</po:uid>
<po:nid>3296</po:nid>
<po:num_listens>232</po:num_listens>
<po:license type="po" />
</extension>

=== Definition ===

====<po:clip>====
This element contains playback information for the player(s). Right now there is just one for track "length" (in milliseconds).

====<po:region>====
The region element is used to display the locale of the given artist. Right now, the content of this element is the link to a region portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the city or region.

====<po:tags>====
Tags describe content on Project Opus in a similar manner as what is found on most tag enabled sites. Each tag has an internal ID in the "tid" attribute, while a "size" attribute is used to govern the size of the tag in a tag cloud. The content of each tag element is the tag text itself.

====<po:genre>====
Similar to the region element, the genre element is used to display the genre of the given song. Again, the content of this element is the link to a genre portal on Project Opus, while the "name" attribute is the actual name of the genre.

====<po:uid>====
This element contains the user ID of the content publisher.

====<po:nid>====
This element contains the node ID of the a track.

====<po:num_listens>====
The content of this element is the number of times the track has been listened to.

====<po:license>====
The license element only contains a "type" attribute, which indicates the type of license the song has. A value of "po" means the song is for sale on Project Opus. The other possible values are based on the song being free for download, and licensed through the Creative Commons.

= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =
Yes, please.

List of known XSPF extensions

2007-02-28T23:11:45Z

Lorendavidson: /* Playlist */

List of known XSPF extensions

2007-02-28T23:07:13Z

Lorendavidson: /* Definition */