List of known XSPF extensions - Revision history

Psoul: Removed previous addition as abandoned.

2012-11-14T12:07:51Z

Removed previous addition as abandoned.

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:07, 14 November 2012
Line 150:		Line 150:

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


	~~= Zirkoros Online =~~

	~~== Track ==~~
	~~The Zirkoros Online extension contains additional song-specific data, specifically for usage in a ''video game'', and aimed for easy customization by user.~~

	~~=== Example ===~~
	~~<extension application="http://zirkoros-online.com/xspf/track/1/0/">~~
	~~<zo:index>0</zo:index>~~
	~~<zo:flags fadein="yes" fadeout="yes" />~~
	~~<zo:fadetime in="6" out="14" />~~
	~~</extension>~~

	~~=== Definition ===~~

	~~====<zo:index>====~~
	~~Game-specific in-game identifier/index of the song, for looking up a song for a purpose, rather than a specific song.~~
	~~Unsigned integer, zero-based, duplicate indexes are not allowed.~~

	~~====<zo:flags>====~~
	~~The flags block contains song-specific flags.~~
	~~Currently recognized tags:~~
	~~fadein = yes/no: Does the song (cross-)fade in?~~
	~~fadeout = yes/no: Does teh song (cross-)fade out?~~

	~~====<zo:fadetime>====~~
	~~If the "fadein" or "fadeout" flags are enabled, the fadetime block should contain the fade-in/-out durations as seconds, in the "in" & "out" tags, respectively.~~
	~~The values should be unsigned integers. Values of 0 aren't allowed - instead, the respective "fadein" or "fadeout" flag should be disabled.~~
	~~Currently recognized tags:~~
	~~in: fade-in time, in seconds.~~
	~~out: fade-out time, in secnods.~~

	= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =		= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =

Psoul: Added explanation for the preliminary ZO extension.

2008-11-26T14:30:07Z

Added explanation for the preliminary ZO extension.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:30, 26 November 2008
Line 155:		Line 155:

	== Track ==		== Track ==
	''~~'TODO'~~''		The Zirkoros Online extension contains additional song-specific data, specifically for usage in a ''video game'', and aimed for easy customization by user.

	=== Example ===		=== Example ===
	<extension application="~~TODO~~">		<extension application="http://zirkoros-online.com/xspf/track/1/0/">
	<zo:index>0</zo:index>		<zo:index>0</zo:index>
	<zo:flags fadein="yes" fadeout="yes" />		<zo:flags fadein="yes" fadeout="yes" />
	<zo:fadetime in="~~100~~" out="50" />		<zo:fadetime in="6" out="14" />
	</extension>		</extension>

Line 167:		Line 167:

	====<zo:index>====		====<zo:index>====
	~~'''TODO'''~~		Game-specific in-game identifier/index of the song, for looking up a song for a purpose, rather than a specific song.
			Unsigned integer, zero-based, duplicate indexes are not allowed.

	====<zo:flags>====		====<zo:flags>====
	~~'''TODO'''~~		The flags block contains song-specific flags.
			Currently recognized tags:
			fadein = yes/no: Does the song (cross-)fade in?
			fadeout = yes/no: Does teh song (cross-)fade out?

	====<zo:fadetime>====		====<zo:fadetime>====
	'~~''TODO'''~~		If the "fadein" or "fadeout" flags are enabled, the fadetime block should contain the fade-in/-out durations as seconds, in the "in" & "out" tags, respectively.
			The values should be unsigned integers. Values of 0 aren't allowed - instead, the respective "fadein" or "fadeout" flag should be disabled.
			Currently recognized tags:
			in: fade-in time, in seconds.
			out: fade-out time, in secnods.

	= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =		= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =

Mderezynski: /* Definition */

2008-11-21T01:57:07Z

Definition

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:57, 21 November 2008
Line 65:		Line 65:
	=== Definition ===		=== Definition ===
	This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].		This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].

	The goal is to store information about the locality of a track independent of a mount point (on UNIX-like systems).		The goal is to store information about the locality of a track independent of a mount point (on UNIX-like systems).

Mderezynski: /* Definition */

2008-11-21T01:56:58Z

Definition

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:56, 21 November 2008
Line 65:		Line 65:
	=== Definition ===		=== Definition ===
	This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].		This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].
			The goal is to store information about the locality of a track independent of a mount point (on UNIX-like systems).

	====<volume-udi>====		====<volume-udi>====

Mderezynski: /* */

2008-11-21T01:56:07Z

<volume-relative-path>

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:56, 21 November 2008
Line 77:		Line 77:
	This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.		This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.

	This way the location of a track is first identified by the volume-udi and device-udi, from which the '''current'' mount point of a volume (partition, etc.) can be identified,		This way the location of a track is first identified by the volume-udi and device-udi, from which the '''current''' mount point of a volume (partition, etc.) can be identified,
	to which the volume-relative path is appended to finally obtain the fully qualified path to the track.		to which the volume-relative path is appended to finally obtain the fully qualified path to the track.


	= Project Opus =		= Project Opus =

Sping: move beep up in lexical ordering

2008-11-21T01:46:17Z

move beep up in lexical ordering

@@ Line 37: / Line 37: @@
 === Definition ===
 '''TODO'''
@@ Line 132: / Line 174: @@
 '''TODO'''
 = YOUR EXTENSION HERE =

Sping: /* Definition */ structure changes

2008-11-21T01:43:44Z

Definition: structure changes

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:43, 21 November 2008
Line 159:		Line 159:
	This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].		This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].

	* volume-udi: This is a unique identifier for a "volume" (harddisk partition, other kinds of partitions, anything that can be mounted onto a directory).		====<volume-udi>====
	* device-udi: This is a unique identifier for a device, on which the volume specified by volume-udi resides.		This is a unique identifier for a "volume" (harddisk partition, other kinds of partitions, anything that can be mounted onto a directory).

	~~These identifiers can be obtained from HAL~~ for ~~almost all kinds and types of storage media and partitions/volumes~~.		====<device-udi>====
			This is a unique identifier for a device, on which the volume specified by volume-udi resides.

	* volume-relative-path: This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.		Both of these identifiers can be obtained from HAL for almost all kinds and types of storage media and partitions/volumes.

			====<volume-relative-path>====
			This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.

	This way the location of a track is first identified by the volume-udi and device-udi, from which the '''current'' mount point of a volume (partition, etc.) can be identified,		This way the location of a track is first identified by the volume-udi and device-udi, from which the '''current'' mount point of a volume (partition, etc.) can be identified,

Mderezynski: /* Definition */

2008-11-21T00:29:38Z

Definition

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:29, 21 November 2008
Line 159:		Line 159:
	This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].		This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].

	volume-udi: This is a unique identifier for a "volume" (harddisk partition, other kinds of partitions, anything that can be mounted onto a directory).		* volume-udi: This is a unique identifier for a "volume" (harddisk partition, other kinds of partitions, anything that can be mounted onto a directory).
			* device-udi: This is a unique identifier for a device, on which the volume specified by volume-udi resides.

	~~device-udi: This is a unique identifier~~ for ~~a device, on which the volume specified by volume-udi resides~~.		These identifiers can be obtained from HAL for almost all kinds and types of storage media and partitions/volumes.

	volume-relative-path: This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.		* volume-relative-path: This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.

	This way the location of a track is first identified by the volume-udi and device-udi, from which the '''current'' mount point of a volume (partition, etc.) can be identified,		This way the location of a track is first identified by the volume-udi and device-udi, from which the '''current'' mount point of a volume (partition, etc.) can be identified,

Mderezynski: /* Definition */

2008-11-21T00:27:59Z

Definition

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:27, 21 November 2008
Line 160:		Line 160:

	volume-udi: This is a unique identifier for a "volume" (harddisk partition, other kinds of partitions, anything that can be mounted onto a directory).		volume-udi: This is a unique identifier for a "volume" (harddisk partition, other kinds of partitions, anything that can be mounted onto a directory).

	device-udi: This is a unique identifier for a device, on which the volume specified by volume-udi resides.		device-udi: This is a unique identifier for a device, on which the volume specified by volume-udi resides.

	volume-relative-path: This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.		volume-relative-path: This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.

Mderezynski at 00:27, 21 November 2008

2008-11-21T00:27:17Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:27, 21 November 2008
Line 132:		Line 132:
	'''TODO'''		'''TODO'''

			= Beep Media Player 2 ('BMPx'), AudioSource ('MPX') =

			[http://bmpx.backtrace.info Beep Media Player 2]

			[http://mpx.backtrace.info AudioSource]

			== Track ==
			'''TODO'''

			=== Example ===
			<xspf:track>
			<xspf:location>file:///media/truecrypt1/Music/Beck/The%20Information/01%20Elevator%20Music.mp3</xspf:location>
			<xspf:identifier>fef01bd8-3479-4fe0-96a6-6814093046f7</xspf:identifier>
			<xspf:meta rel="http://musicbrainz.org/track">http://musicbrainz.org/mm-2.1/track/fef01bd8-3479-4fe0-96a6-6814093046f7</xspf:meta>
			<xspf:creator>Beck</xspf:creator>
			<xspf:album>The Information</xspf:album>
			<xspf:title>Elevator Music</xspf:title>
			<xspf:extension application="http://beep-media-player.org">
			<bmp:volume-udi>/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_b8c216ec_0f52_4738_9c14_de5c541b444e</bmp:volume-udi>
			<bmp:device-udi>/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/storage_serial_1ATA_SAMSUNG_HD502IJ_S13TJDWQ324836</bmp:device-udi>
			<bmp:volume-relative-path>media/truecrypt1/Music/Beck/The Information/01 Elevator Music.mp3</bmp:volume-relative-path>
			</xspf:extension>
			</xspf:track>

			=== Definition ===
			This extension stores additional information about the track's location based on data retrieved from [http://freedesktop.org/Software/HAL HAL].

			volume-udi: This is a unique identifier for a "volume" (harddisk partition, other kinds of partitions, anything that can be mounted onto a directory).
			device-udi: This is a unique identifier for a device, on which the volume specified by volume-udi resides.
			volume-relative-path: This is the path of/to the track, and starts from (and excluding of) the root directory of the named volume.

			This way the location of a track is first identified by the volume-udi and device-udi, from which the '''current'' mount point of a volume (partition, etc.) can be identified,
			to which the volume-relative path is appended to finally obtain the fully qualified path to the track.

	= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =		= YOUR EXTENSION HERE =