Jsummers: Category:File formats with a distinctive filename

2016-05-16T17:16:24Z

Category:File formats with a distinctive filename

Dan Tobias: Created page with "{{FormatInfo |name=disc.id |formattype=electronic |subcat=Metadata |extensions={{ext|id}} }} '''disc.id''' is a file found on some DVDs (or other disc types) identifying the c..."

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{{FormatInfo
|name=disc.id
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Metadata
|extensions={{ext|id}}
}}
'''disc.id''' is a file found on some DVDs (or other disc types) identifying the contents. It is an [[ASCII]] text file consisting of name and value pairs one per line with equal signs, and a square-bracketed header. It is apparently used by the InterActual media player software.

== Example ==

One found "in the wild" has this content:

[InterActual]
id=10000017000059000011
ver=1.00.02.0705
name=A Hard Day's Night
owner=Miramax
index=http://iti_cd_path\common\default.htm

The "id" field is apparently a unique numeric identifier, and "ver" a version number. "name" has the title and "owner" the studio or other content owner. "index" seems to be in the form of a [[URL]], but in this case it is a badly-formed one, using the "http" protocol but not having a proper domain address, and then using backslashes in the path where forward slashes are supposed to be used.

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	The "id" field is apparently a unique numeric identifier, and "ver" a version number. "name" has the title and "owner" the studio or other content owner. "index" seems to be in the form of a [[URL]], but in this case it is a badly-formed one, using the "http" protocol but not having a proper domain address, and then using backslashes in the path where forward slashes are supposed to be used.		The "id" field is apparently a unique numeric identifier, and "ver" a version number. "name" has the title and "owner" the studio or other content owner. "index" seems to be in the form of a [[URL]], but in this case it is a badly-formed one, using the "http" protocol but not having a proper domain address, and then using backslashes in the path where forward slashes are supposed to be used.
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Disc.id - Revision history

Jsummers: Category:File formats with a distinctive filename

Dan Tobias: Created page with "{{FormatInfo |name=disc.id |formattype=electronic |subcat=Metadata |extensions={{ext|id}} }} '''disc.id''' is a file found on some DVDs (or other disc types) identifying the c..."