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How to relate complex parts and instantiations

By pbcore.org | on March 2, 2011

Tags: endTime | instantiationRelation | instantiationRelationType | pbcorePart | startTime

PBCore may be used to express multiple instantiations per work (e.g., multiple tapes containing one program). It may be done in different ways, depending on what – if any – descriptive metadata should accompany each tape. If metadata to describe the content of each tape (i.e., the program segment material) is not needed, then the [...]

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How to express time segments within a video

By pbcore.org | on February 1, 2011

Tags: contributor | coverage | creator | endTime | instantiationPart | instantiationRights | pbcoreDescription | pbcoreGenre | pbcoreInstantiation | pbcoreInstantiationDocument | pbcorePart | pbcorePublisher | pbcoreRightsSummary | pbcoreSubject | pbcoreTitle | startTime

Use time-oriented attributes (startTime, endTime) within elements such as contributor, coverage, creator, instantiationPart, instantiationRights, pbcoreDescription, pbcoreGenre, pbcoreInstantiation, pbcoreInstantiationDocument, pbcorePart, pbcoreRightsSummary, pbcoreSubject, pbcoreTitle and publisher. For example: <pbcoreDescriptionDocument> <!– section removed for clarity –> <pbcoreDescription descriptionType="Summary" segmentType="Scene" startTime="01:02:03;04" endTime="05:06:07;08">Series of cut-transition between static views of natural beauty.</pbcoreDescription> <!– section removed for clarity –> </pbcoreDescriptionDocument>

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