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BS EN 17650:2022

BS EN 17650:2022

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A framework for digital preservation of cinematographic works. The Cinema Preservation Package

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BSI 2022 92
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This document specifies the Cinema Preservation Package (CPP) to facilitate the digital preservation of cinematographic works. It specifies methods to describe the relationship of components of a cinematographic work and delivers a syntax to describe the package content. The document itself specifies the structure of the package and the constraints that are necessary to enable compliance and interoperability. Versions of the content using different encoding formats can be preserved in a layered structure where the lowest level is describing the physical file. The files can carry data representing moving images, sound, metadata or ancillary information like quality control (QC) reports or film posters. The Cinema Preservation Package also contains hash values on different levels to ensure data integrity and version control. The syntax for this description and the methods for the hash value generation are specified in this document. Various types of packages are described as reference for practical implementations. The Cinema Preservation Package is designed to serve as a Submission Information Package (SIP) in an OAIS compliant preservation system, and it may be used as a self-contained exchange format between media archives (as Distribution Information Package DIP). Based on the requirements of an archive, it can also be used as complete Archival Information Package (AIP) if the constraints set out in this document for such use are adhered to. A CPP does not necessarily contain a complete cinematographic work, it can also be used for the exchange of parts of a work.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
10 1 Scope
2 Normative references
12 3 Terms and definitions
13 4 Abbreviations
14 5 Syntax conventions used in this document
5.1 General
5.2 Expressions used to denote file or folder names
5.2.1 Composition of name with parts
5.2.2 Literal parts
5.2.3 Optional part
5.2.4 Alternative parts
5.2.5 Explicitly defined part
15 5.3 Expressions used to denote file or folder multiplicity
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 One occurrence or more
5.3.3 Zero occurrence or more
5.3.4 Optional file or folder
5.4 Typographic conventions
5.4.1 Monospaced fonts
5.4.2 Italic
5.5 Conventions used to denote XML content
5.5.1 General consideration
5.5.2 Hierarchy
16 5.5.3 Namespace
5.5.4 Subelements
5.5.5 Property
5.5.6 Conventions used in XML constraints list tables
17 6 Core structure
6.1 General description (informative)
6.2 General constraints
6.3 Root Folder structure
6.3.1 Synthetic view (informative)
18 6.3.2 Root folder name
6.3.3 Root folder content
6.3.3.1 Contained file
6.3.3.2 Subpackage folders
19 6.3.3.3 Playlists folder
6.3.3.4 Root Metadata folder
6.3.3.5 Root Ancillary Data folder
6.3.3.6 Root Checker Reports folder
6.4 Subpackage folder structure
6.4.1 Synthetic view (informative)
6.4.2 List of existing subpackages
20 6.4.3 Subpackage UUID
6.4.3.1 UUID generation
6.4.3.2 UUID presentation
6.4.3.3 UUID consistency
6.4.3.4 UUID uniqueness
6.4.4 Subpackage folder name
6.4.5 Subpackage folder content
6.4.5.1 General
6.4.5.2 Subpackage Data folder
21 6.4.5.3 Subpackage Metadata folder
6.4.5.4 Subpackage Ancillary Data folder
22 6.4.5.5 “packingList.xml”
6.5 Root Metadata folder structure
6.5.1 General description (informative)
6.5.2 Synthetic view (informative)
6.5.3 Root Metadata folder content
6.5.4 Descriptive metadata files
6.5.5 Provenance metadata files
23 6.6 Root Ancillary Data folder structure
6.6.1 General description (informative)
6.6.2 Synthetic view (informative)
6.6.3 Root Ancillary Data folder content
6.6.4 Root Ancillary Data filename
6.7 Playlists folder structure
6.7.1 General description (informative)
6.7.2 Synthetic view (informative)
24 6.7.3 Playlists folder content
6.7.4 Playlist UUID
6.7.4.1 UUID generation
6.7.4.2 UUID presentation
6.7.4.3 UUID uniqueness
6.7.5 Playlist filename
6.8 Root Checker Report folder structure
6.8.1 General description (informative)
6.8.2 Synthetic view
6.8.3 Root Checker Reports folder content
25 6.8.4 Content of the Report subfolder
6.8.5 Reports filename
6.9 Preservation Package UUID
6.9.1 UUID generation
6.9.2 UUID presentation
6.9.3 UUID uniqueness
7 Profiles
7.1 General description (informative)
7.2 Profile attribution
26 8 Content of Packing List files
8.1 Synthetic view (informative)
27 8.2 Packing List
8.2.1 General description (informative)
8.2.2 File conformance
8.2.3 Common constraints on Packing List
8.2.3.1 Constraints on root element
28 8.2.3.2 Constraints on the element
8.2.3.3 elements common constraints
29 8.3 Preservation Packing List
8.3.1 General description (informative)
8.3.2 Files to be referenced
30 8.3.3 Preservation Package Unique Identifier uniqueness
8.3.4 Specific constraints on the Preservation Packing List
8.3.4.1 Constraints on the root element
8.3.4.2 Constraints on the element
31 8.3.4.3 Constraints on the element
32 8.3.4.4 Constraints on the element
33 8.3.4.5 Ancillary files element constraints
8.3.4.6 Playlist files element constraints
8.3.4.7 CheckerReportsList file element constraints
34 8.3.4.8 Subpackages element constraints
8.3.4.9 Constraints on the “physical” element
8.3.4.10 Constraints to the “physical” sub

35 8.3.4.11 ”ancillaryData”

8.3.4.12 “playlists”

8.3.4.13 “subPackages”

36 8.3.4.14 “checkerReports”

8.3.4.15 Constraints to the “logical”
8.3.4.16 Constraints to the “logical” sub

37 8.4 Subpackage Packing List
8.4.1 General description (informative)
8.4.2 Files to be referenced
8.4.3 Subpackage Unique Identifier uniqueness
8.4.4 Constraints on the Subpackage Packing List
8.4.4.1 Constraints on the root element
8.4.4.2 Constraints on the element
39 8.4.4.3 Constraints on the element
8.4.4.4 Ancillary files element constraints
40 8.4.4.5 Data element constraints
8.4.4.6 Constraints on the “physical” element
8.4.4.7 Constraints to the “physical” sub

41 8.4.4.8 Ancillary data

8.4.4.9 Data

42 9 Specification of the subpackages
9.1 Image Package
9.1.1 General description
9.1.2 General provisions
9.1.3 Data folder content
9.1.4 Sequence homogeneity
9.1.5 Sequence continuity
9.1.6 Image filenames
9.1.7 Image numbering
9.1.8 Image Package standard conformance
9.1.8.1 List of standards
43 9.1.8.2 Constraints on JPEG 2000
9.1.9 Technical Metadata
44 9.2 Sound Package
9.2.1 General description
9.2.2 General provisions
9.2.3 Data folder content
9.2.4 Soundfield consistency
9.2.5 Homogeneity
9.2.6 Time representation consistency
9.2.7 Sound file names
9.2.8 Sound Package Standard conformance
45 9.2.9 Technical Metadata
9.3 Timed Text Package
9.3.1 General description
9.3.2 General provisions
9.3.3 Data folder content
9.3.4 Timed text filename
46 9.3.5 Technical Metadata
9.3.6 Constraints
9.3.6.1 Character encoding
9.3.7 Timed Text Package Standard conformance
9.4 Audiovisual Package
9.4.1 General description
9.4.2 General provisions
9.4.3 Data folder content
9.4.4 Audiovisual filename
47 9.4.5 Audiovisual Packages standard conformance
9.4.5.1 Containers
9.4.5.2 Video Codecs
48 9.4.5.3 Audio Codecs
9.4.6 Technical Metadata
9.5 Componentized Package
9.5.1 General description (informative)
9.5.2 General provisions
9.5.3 Data folder content
49 9.5.4 Componentized Packages standard conformance
9.5.4.1 Standard conformance
9.5.5 Technical Metadata
9.6 Extra Package
9.6.1 General description
9.6.2 General provisions
50 9.6.3 Data folder content
9.6.4 Extra Package filename
9.6.5 Technical Metadata
10 Ancillary Data
10.1 General description (informative)
10.2 Root Ancillary Data
10.2.1 General description (informative)
10.2.2 File conformance
51 10.2.3 Constraints on text files
10.3 Subpackage Ancillary Data
10.3.1 General description (informative)
10.3.2 File conformance
11 Metadata
11.1 General metadata files description
11.1.1 General description (informative)
11.1.2 Languages
11.1.3 Character encoding
11.2 Root Metadata
11.2.1 Descriptive metadata
11.2.1.1 File conformance
52 11.2.1.2 Constraints on the Work Descriptive Metadata file
55 11.2.1.3 Constraints on the variant descriptive metadata files
57 11.2.2 Provenance metadata
11.3 Subpackage metadata
11.3.1 Technical metadata
11.3.1.1 General file conformance
58 11.3.1.2 General constraints
59 11.3.1.3 Specific constraints for Image Package
65 11.3.1.4 Specific constraints for Sound Package
71 11.3.1.5 Specific constraints for Timed Text Package
72 11.3.1.6 Specific constraints for Audiovisual Package
78 11.3.1.7 Specific constraints for Componentized Package
80 11.3.2 Provenance metadata
12 Specification of the playlist
12.1 File content
12.2 File conformance
81 12.3 Constraints on the Playlist XML file
12.3.1 EssenceDescriptor elements
12.3.2 Resource elements
12.3.3 Sequence elements
12.4 File revision
13 Checker reports
13.1 General description (informative)
13.2 Constraints on the XML Checker Reports List files
13.2.1 General description (informative)
13.2.2 General constraints
82 13.2.3 Constraints on the checkerDescription element
13.2.4 Constraints on the checkerProcessDescription element
13.2.5 Constraints on the checkerFileDescription element
84 Annex A(normative)XML Schema for the Packing List
85 Annex B(normative)XML Schema for the Playlist
86 Annex C(normative)XML Schema for the Checker Reports List
88 Annex D(normative)Tables from ISO/IEC 211223:2022
D.1 Interlaced modes
D.2 Sampling structure
89 Annex E(informative)Synthetic package view

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