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Singleton tags, which should only appear once. If one of these tags
appears more than once, its last appearance should be displayed if there
is only room to display one instance of the tag.
ALBUM
If appropriate, an album name, e.g., `Days Of Future Passed' or
`Beethoven: Symphonies Nos. 1-9'.
*AKA
An alternative title e.g., `Choral' for the Beethoven's ninth or
`Njósnavélin' for the 4th song of the album `( )' by `Sigur Rós'.
ARTIST
For information to be displayed on systems with limited display
capabilities. It is not a replacement for the ENSEMBLE and PERFORMER
tags, but typically will summarize them e.g., `The Beach Boys'. May
not be appropriate for classical music (see ENSEMBLE and PERFORMER
instead).
PUBLISHER
Who publishes the disc the track came from.
*COMPILATION
Should be set to 1 if the album is a compilation.
*COLLECTION
If the album belongs to a particular collection, put its name there
e.g., `Les incontournables du Jazz'.
COPYRIGHT
Who holds copyright to the track or disc the track is on.
DISCNUMBER
If part of a multi-disc album, put the disc number here. If the disc
has a name, it should be set in VOLUME.
You can use any format you like, such as Roman numerals, regular
numbers, or whatever. The numbers such as Roman numerals, regular
numbers, or whatever. The numbers should be entered in such a way
that an alphabetical sort on this tag will correctly show the proper
ordering of all the oggs that contain the tag.
ISRC
This number lets you order a CD over the phone from a record shop.
*EDITION
If disc is a remastered / reissue edition, put it there e.g.
`digitally remastered' or `limited'. Don't put any DATE information
there.
EAN/UPN
There may be a barcode on the CD; it is most likely an EAN or UPN
(Universal Product Number).
*KEY
The key signature of the track e.g., `E-flat major' or `D minor'. If
changes inside, for example, a movement, the "local key" may be
written inside the PART.
LABEL
The record label or imprint on the disc e.g., `Mercury Records'.
LABELNO
Record labels often put the catalog number of the source media
somewhere on the packaging. Use this tag to record it.
LICENSE
The license, or URL for the license the track is under. For
instance, the Open Audio license.
*LIVE
Should be set to 1 if the track is a live performance.
OPUS
The number of the work; e.g., `10', `BWV 81' or `KV 6'. Sould
finish by a number.
SOURCEMEDIA
The recording media the track came from. e.g., `CD', `Cassette',
`Radio Broadcast', `LP', `CD Single', `Bootleg', `Hybrid SACD' or
`Enhanced CD'.
TITLE
"The work", whether a symphony, or a pop song e.g., `Symphony No. 5'
or `Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds'.
TRACKNUMBER
The track number on the CD, e.g., `03'. Should be a number.
VERSION
Make sure you don't put DATE or LOCATION information in this tag.
`live', `acoustic', `radio edit', `12 inch remix' or `featuring Ray
Charles' might be typical values of this tag.
*VOLUME
If part of a multi-disc album, put the disc name here e.g.,
`Original album' or `Bonus disc'.
ENCODED-BY
The person who encoded the Ogg file. May include contact
information such as email address and phone number.
ENCODING
Put the settings you used to encode the Ogg file here. This tag is
NOT expected to be stored or returned by CDDB type databases. It
includes information about the quality setting, bit rate, and
bitrate management settings used to encode the Ogg. It also is
used for information about which encoding software was used to do
the encoding.
CDDB
The remaining tags are multiples; if they are present more than once,
all their occurances are considered significant.
COMPOSER
Composer of the work e.g., `Gustav Mahler' or `Jimi Hendrix'.
ARRANGER
The person who arranged the piece e.g., `Joseph Maurice Ravel'. Can
be set to `traditional' if appropriate.
LYRICIST
The person who wrote the lyrics if differs to the composer e.g.,
`Gaetano Donizetti'.
AUTHOR
For text that is spoken, or was originally meant to be spoken, the
author e.g., `John Ronald Reuel Tolkien'.
CONDUCTOR
Conductor of the work; e.g., `Herbert von Karajan'. Choir directors
would also use this tag.
PERFORMER
Individual performers singled out for mention with their instrument
e.g., `Yoyo Ma (cello)' or `David Gilmour (electric & acoustic
guitars, vocals)'.
ENSEMBLE
The group performing the piece, when different from ARTIST. For
example, this would be the orchestra in classical works e.g.,
`London Symphony Orchestra'.
PART
A division within a work; e.g., a movement of a symphony. Some
tracks contain several parts. Use a single PART tag for each part
contained in a track. e.g., `movement 2. Andante in F major' or
`a. Your Move'. Datas should be entered in such a way that an
alphabetical sort on this tag will correctly show the proper ordering
of the parts.
*PARTNUMBER
If the part has no name but but only an index, it can be put here.
Can be a range has well e.g., `1-9', and you can use any format you
like, such as Roman numerals, regular numbers, or whatever.
The numbers should be entered in such a way that an alphabetical sort
on this tag will correctly show the proper ordering of all the oggs
that contain the contain the piece of music.
GENRE
Like the genre tag from the CDDB but without the limitations. You
can put any genre you want in this tag. If you think "Pink Floyd"
are a genre unto themselves, say so here. For crossover works, or
ambiguous works, use as many GENRE tags as you think it takes to
describe the styles used.
*DATE
Date or date-time of relevance to the track. The date must be in
ISO 8601 format, but may be followed by a space character, then any
text you wish, including the same date in any other format. If there
is no detail e.g., `1968', it should be the the date of the original
release of the album.
Examples:
DATE=2002-11-04/03-08-24 recorded
DATE=1969-11-27/28 recorded
DATE=1791-09-30 premièred
DATE=1811/12 composed
DATE=2003 reissued
DATE=1967 released
LOCATION
Location of recording e.g., `Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY'.
COMMENT
Additional comments of any nature e.g., `Bonus track'.
The fields related to album information i.e., ALBUM, EDITION, PUBLISHER,
ISRC, EAN/UPN, LABEL, LABELNO, SOURCEMEDIA, should be the same for every
track in an album.
References:
[1] Ogg Vorbis Documentation
http://www.xiph.org/vorbis/doc/v-comment.html
[2] VorbisComment http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/VorbisComment
[3] Ogg Vorbis Comment Field Recommendations
http://age.hobba.nl/audio/mirroredpages/ogg-tagging.html
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