Sei Media Formats - Revision history

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‎Disk Playback Profiles

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 ** When disk is finished, return to track selection menu (cannot return to first track)
 However, note that these profiles can be overridden (for example, a simple .SAD player may only support profile 0).
 ==Tagging Format==

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	The Sei Media Formats are read-only text files designed to store audio/video content for playback on SVE/SVL/SVD and SAE/SAL/SAD compatible players. There are four types of formats, as listed below.		The Sei Media Formats are read-only text files designed to store audio/video content for playback on SVE/SVL/SVD and SAE/SAL/SAD compatible players. There are four types of formats, as listed below.

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 File format:
-  SVD02$[disktitle]$[linkkey][linkkey][...]
+  SVD0[linkkey][linkkey][...]
-23      4          5
+2    3
 * 1 = Filetype header (SVD)
 * 2 = Playback profile (see Disk Playback Profiles)
-* 3 = Link packet count
+* 3 = Series of .SVL [linkkey]s, up to 40
 ==Sei Audio Disk (.SAD)==
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 File format:
-  SAD02$[disktitle]$[linkkey][linkkey][...]
+  SAD0[linkkey][linkkey][...]
-23      4          5
+2    3
 * 1 = Filetype header (SAD)
 * 2 = Playback profile (see Disk Playback Profiles)
-* 3 = Link packet count
+* 3 = Series of .SAL [linkkey]s, up to 40
 ==Database Response Formats==

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 * 2 = Playback profile (see Disk Playback Profiles)
 * 3 = Link packet count
-* 4 = Disk title (shown during track selection, max 64 characters)
+* 4 = Disk title (shown during track selection, max 64 characters, base64)
 * 5 = Series of .SVL [linkkey]s, up to 40
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 * 2 = Playback profile (see Disk Playback Profiles)
 * 3 = Link packet count
-* 4 = Disk title (shown during track selection, max 64 characters)
+* 4 = Disk title (shown during track selection, max 64 characters, base64)
 * 5 = Series of .SAL [linkkey]s, up to 40

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	The Sei Media Formats are read-only text files designed to store audio/video content for playback on SVE/SVL/SVD and SAE/SAL/SAD compatible players. There are four types of formats, as listed below.		The Sei Media Formats are read-only text files designed to store audio/video content for playback on SVE/SVL/SVD and SAE/SAL/SAD compatible players. There are four types of formats, as listed below.

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      2
 * 1 = Filetype header (SVE)
-* 2 = A 4-character reference to the .SVE database entry (case-sensitive alphanumeric characters)
+* 2 = A 4-character reference to the .SVE database entry (case-insensitive alphanumeric characters)
 .SVL files are better for distribution in that they are:
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      2
 * 1 = Filetype header (SAE)
-* 2 = A 4-character reference to the .SAE database entry (case-sensitive alphanumeric characters)
+* 2 = A 4-character reference to the .SAE database entry (case-insensitive alphanumeric characters)
 .SAL files are better for distribution for basically the same reasons as .SVL files.

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 * Content is public-domain (e.g. you, nor anyone else, will care if the individual UUIDs and/or content itself are given away)
 * Content is short (under 4 minutes, as longer content will exceed 1024 bytes, causing media loading problems)
-** Note that the SVE format is unsuitable for most end-user players, as their TextBox input is limited to 250 bytes
+** Note that the SVE format cannot be directly used on end-user players, as their TextBox input is limited to 250 bytes
 * Tag data is short (under 100 characters total)
 * The file needs to be played if the NTBI Group Media Database is down (not planned, but if you're paranoid or during rare service interruptions)