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BS EN 62571:2011:2018 Edition

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Digital audiobook file format and player requirements

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IEC 62571:2011 defines requirements and provides recommendations to publishers, software developers, content providers, and hardware manufacturers for the data structure, usability requirements, playback systems and delivery systems for audiobooks in digital file format. It should be noted that throughout this International Standard, the term audiobook is defined as any audio file or collection of audio files of primarily spoken word content that are played in a linear or specified order. Therefore, spoken word audio with occasional music, a narration of newspaper articles, or other similar spoken word audio is assimilated to audiobooks in this standard. This bilingual version (2011-07) replaces the English version.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
7 English
CONTENTS
12 FOREWORD
14 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 General
16 4 MultiAudio audiobook extensions
4.1 Table of contents
17 Table 1 – Table of contents data structure
19 4.2 Description
Table 2 – Audiobook MultiAudio chunk format
20 5 Audiobook extendable structure (AB_ExtStruct)
5.1 General
5.2 Tag
5.3 Offset to extra data
5.4 Fixed length chunk (AB_FixedChunk)
Table 3 – AB_ExtStruct format
21 5.5 Variable length chunk (AB_VariableChunk)
Table 4 – Example—AB_FixedChunk structure
Table 5 – Example—AB_FixedChunk structure revised
22 Table 6 – Example—AB_FixedChunk fields
Table 7 – Example—AB_VariableChunk data
23 5.6 Extra data
6 Audiobook header (AB_Header)
6.1 General
6.2 Tag
6.3 AB_Header fixed chunk
Table 8 – AB_Header format
Table 9 – AB_Header fixed chunk format
24 6.4 AB_Header variable chunk
Table 10 – AB_Header variable chunk format
25 6.5 AB_Header extra data
7 Audiobook book (AB_Book)
7.1 General
26 7.2 Tag
7.3 AB_Book fixed chunk
Table 11 – AB_Book format
Table 12 – AB_Book fixed chunk format
29 7.4 AB_Book variable chunk
Table 13 – AB_Book variable chunk format
31 Table 14 – AB_Level structure required field settings
32 7.5 AB_Book extra data
8 Audiobook level (AB_Level)
8.1 General
Table 15 – Playlist content location identifier field settings
33 8.2 Tag
8.3 AB_Level fixed chunk
Table 16 – AB_Section format
Table 17 – AB_Level fixed chunk format
35 8.4 AB_Level variable chunk
Table 18 – AB_Level variable chunk format
36 8.5 AB_Level extra data
9 MPV audiobook profiles
9.1 General
37 9.2 XML schema namespace identifier
9.3 Use of MPV-Music profile identifier
Table 19 – Schema namespace identifier
Table 20 – MPV-Music profile identifier
38 9.4 Audiobook file
9.5 Audiobook profile metadata
39 Table 21 – MPV audiobook profile properties
40 9.6 MPV audiobook profile metadata
Table 22 – MPV audiobook profile metadata
44 9.7 Dublin core metadata usage
45 Table 23 – Dublin Core metadata (DC-NMF)
46 9.8 Audiobook profile using MPV-Music playlists
47 Table 24 – Metadata properties usage
49 9.9 Groups of assets in playlists
52 9.10 MPV-Audiobook schema details
57 9.11 Audiobook level class identifiers
59 9.12 Audiobook BOOKMARK.AUB
66 9.13 MPV-Audiobook-Level metadata using
9.14 Music and Stills Asset
69 9.15 MPV-Audiobook extensions to MPV-Core
70 9.16 Media types and file formats
9.17 MPV-Audiobook and CEA-2003-C
9.18 CEA-2003-C binary to XML formats – Tag comparison
Table 25 – CEA-2003-C binary and XML formats – Tag comparison
71 10 Conforming player and digital audiobook file format structure requirements
10.1 General
10.2 Player Requirements
72 10.3 Digital audiobook file format structure requirements
11 Player and digital audiobook file format structure functionality recommendations
11.1 General
11.2 Player functionality recommendations
73 11.3 Digital audiobook file format structure functionality recommendations
12 Digital audiobook file format structures and data constraints
13 Additional production options
13.1 ID3 tagging within MP3 files
74 13.2 M3U playlists
13.3 DAISY production options
14 Certification
Table 26 – Examples of ID3 tags
75 Annex A (informative)Audiobook structure examples
Table A.1 – Sample table of contents
76 Table A.2 – Table of contents file structure
Table A.3 – File 1 TOC_TrackEntry structure
Table A.4 – File 2 TOC_TrackEntry structure
Table A.5 – File 3 TOC_TrackEntry structure
77 Table A.6 – File 4 TOC_TrackEntry structure
Table A.7 – Table of contents with file time offsets
Table A.8 – Example TOC_Playlist structure
78 Table A.9 – Example AB_Book structure
79 Figures
Figure A.1 – AB_Level structure organization in AB_Book variable length chunk area
81 Figure A.2 – View of an audiobook AB_Level hierarchy
82 Table A.10 – AB_Level structure at Level 0 (audiobook)
Table A.11 – AB_Level at Level 1 (chapter)
83 Table A.12 – AB_Level at Level 1 (chapter)
Table A.13 – AB_Level at Level 1 (chapter)
84 Table A.14 – AB_Level at Level 2 (section)
Table A.15 – AB_Level at Level 2 (section)
85 Table A.16 – AB_Level at Level 2 (section)
Table A.17 – AB_Level at Level 2 (section)
86 Table A.18 – AB_Level at Level 3 (subsection)
Table A.19 – AB_Level at Level 3 (subsection)
87 Annex B (normative)Encoding types and identifiers
Table B.1 – Hex representation and interpretation
88 Annex C (informative)Use case and implementation examples: Spoken word audio
93 Figure C.1 – Example 1 INDEX.AUB
94 Figure C.2 – Example 1 TOC.MUM
99 Figure C.3 – Example 2 INDEX.AUB
104 Figure C.4 – Example 3 INDEX.AUB
108 Figure C.5 – Example 4 INDEX.AUB
Tables
109 Bibliography
BS EN 62571:2011
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