Matroska Media Container Tag Specifications

Introduction Matroska is a multimedia container format defined in . It can store timestamped multimedia data but also chapters and tags. The Tag Elements add important metadata to identify and classify the information found in a Matroska Segment. It can tag a whole Segment, separate Track Elements, individual Chapter Elements or Attachment Elements. While the Matroska tagging framework allows anyone to create their own custom tags, it's important to have a common set of values for interoperability. This document intends to define a set of common tag names used in Matroska.

Status of This Document This document is a work-in-progress specification defining the Matroska file format as part of the IETF Cellar working group. It uses basic elements and concept already defined in the Matroska specifications defined by this workgroup .

Notation and Conventions The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "NOT RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this document are to be interpreted as described in BCP 14 when, and only when, they appear in all capitals, as shown here.

Tagging When a Tag is nested within another Tag, the nested Tag becomes an attribute of the base tag. For instance, if you wanted to store the dates that a singer used certain addresses for, that singer being the lead singer for a track that included multiple bands simultaneously, then your tag tree would look something like this:

Targets
- TrackUID
BAND
- LEADPERFORMER
  - ADDRESS
    - DATE
    - DATEEND
  - ADDRESS
    - DATE

In this way, it becomes possible to store any Tag as attributes of another tag. Multiple items SHOULD never be stored as a list in a single TagString. If there is more than one tag of a certain type to be stored, then more than one SimpleTag SHOULD be used.

Why Official Tags Matter There is a debate between people who think all tags SHOULD be free and those who think all tags SHOULD be strict. If you look at this page you will realize we are in between. Advanced-users application might let you put any tag in your file. But for the rest of the applications, they usually give you a basic list of tags you can use. Both have their needs. But it's usually a bad idea to use custom/exotic tags because you will probably be the only person to use this information even though everyone else could benefit from it. So hopefully, when someone wants to put information in one's file, they will find an official one that fit them and hopefully use it ! If it's not in the list, this person can contact us any time for addition of such a missing tag. But it doesn't mean it will be accepted... Matroska files are not meant the become a whole database of people who made costumes for a film. A website would be better for that... It's hard to define what SHOULD be in and what doesn't make sense in a file; thus, we'll treat each request carefully. We also need an official list simply for developers to be able to display relevant information in their own design (if they choose to support a list of meta-information they SHOULD know which tag has the wanted meaning so that other apps could understand the same meaning).

Tag Formatting

The TagName SHOULD consists of capital letters, numbers and the underscore character '_'.
The TagName SHOULD NOT contain any space.
TagNames starting with the underscore character '_' are not official tags; see .
The fields with dates SHOULD have the following format: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.mss YYYY = Year, MM = Month, DD = Days, HH = Hours, mm = Minutes, ss = Seconds, mss = Milliseconds. To store less accuracy, you remove items starting from the right. To store only the year, you would use, "2004". To store a specific day such as May 1st, 2003, you would use "2003-05-01".
Fields that require a Float SHOULD use the "." mark instead of the "," mark. To display it differently for another local, applications SHOULD support auto replacement on display. Also, a thousandths separator SHOULD NOT be used.
For currency amounts, there SHOULD only be a numeric value in the Tag. Only numbers, no letters or symbols other than ".". For instance, you would store "15.59" instead of "$15.59USD".

Target Types The TargetType element allows tagging of different parts that are inside or outside a given file. For example, in an audio file with one song you could have information about the album it comes from and even the CD set even if it's not found in the file. For application to know the kind of information (like TITLE) relates to a certain level (CD title or track title), we also need a set of official TargetType names. For now audio and video will have different values and names. That also means the same tag name can have different meanings depending on where it is (otherwise, we would end up with 15 TITLE_ tags). TargetTypeValue Values Semantic Description

TargetTypeValue	Audio strings	Video strings	Comment
70	COLLECTION	COLLECTION	the high hierarchy consisting of many different lower items
60	EDITION / ISSUE / VOLUME / OPUS	SEASON / SEQUEL / VOLUME	a list of lower levels grouped together
50	ALBUM / OPERA / CONCERT	MOVIE / EPISODE / CONCERT	the most common grouping level of music and video (e.g., an episode for TV series)
40	PART / SESSION	PART / SESSION	when an album or episode has different logical parts
30	TRACK / SONG	CHAPTER	the common parts of an album or a movie
20	SUBTRACK / PART / MOVEMENT	SCENE	corresponds to parts of a track for audio (like a movement)
10	-	SHOT	the lowest hierarchy found in music or movies

An upper level value tag applies to the lower level. This means that if a CD has the same artist for all tracks, you just need to set the ARTIST tag at level 50 (ALBUM) and not to each TRACK (but you can). That also means that, if some parts of the CD have no known ARTIST, the value MUST be set to nothing (a void string ""). When a level doesn't exist it MUST NOT be specified in the files, so that the TOTAL_PARTS and PART_NUMBER elements match the same levels. Here is an example of how these organizational tags work: If you set 10 TOTAL_PARTS to the ALBUM level (40) it means the album contains 10 lower parts. The lower part in question is the first lower level that is specified in the file. So, if it's TRACK (30), then that means it contains 10 tracks. If it's MOVEMENT (20), that means it's 10 movements, etc.

Official tags The following is a complete list of the supported Matroska Tags. While it is possible to use Tag names that are not listed below, this is not recommended as compatibility will be compromised. If you find that there is a Tag missing that you would like to use, then please contact the persons mentioned in the IANA Mastroska Tags Registry for its inclusion; see .

Nesting Information Nesting Information tags are intended to contain other tags. Nesting Information tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
ORIGINAL	nested	A special tag that is meant to have other tags inside (using nested tags) to describe the original work of art that this item is based on. All tags in this list can be used "under" the ORIGINAL tag like LYRICIST, PERFORMER, etc.
SAMPLE	nested	A tag that contains other tags to describe a sample used in the targeted item taken from another work of art. All tags in this list can be used "under" the SAMPLE tag like TITLE, ARTIST, DATE_RELEASED, etc.
COUNTRY	UTF-8	The name of the country that is meant to have other tags inside (using nested tags) to country specific information about the item, in the Matroska countries form, i.e. two-letter region subtags, without the UK exception. All tags in this list can be used "under" the COUNTRY_SPECIFIC tag like LABEL, PUBLISH_RATING, etc.

Organization Information Organization Information tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
TOTAL_PARTS	UTF-8	Total number of parts defined at the first lower level. (e.g., if TargetType is ALBUM, the total number of tracks of an audio CD).
PART_NUMBER	UTF-8	Number of the current part of the current level. (e.g., if TargetType is TRACK, the track number of an audio CD).
PART_OFFSET	UTF-8	A number to add to PART_NUMBER, when the parts at that level don't start at 1 (e.g., if TargetType is TRACK, the track number of the second audio CD).

Titles Titles tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
TITLE	UTF-8	The title of this item. For example, for music you might label this "Canon in D", or for video's audio track you might use "English 5.1" This is akin to the "TIT2" tag in .
SUBTITLE	UTF-8	Sub Title of the entity.

Nested Information Nested Information includes tags contained in other tags. Nested Information tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
URL	UTF-8	URL corresponding to the tag it's included in.
SORT_WITH	UTF-8	A child element to indicate what alternative value the parent tag can have to be sorted -- for example, "Pet Shop Boys" instead of "The Pet Shop Boys". Or "Marley Bob" and "Marley Ziggy" (no comma needed).
INSTRUMENTS	UTF-8	The instruments that are being used/played, separated by a comma. It SHOULD be a child of the following tags: ARTIST, LEAD_PERFORMER, or ACCOMPANIMENT.
EMAIL	UTF-8	Email corresponding to the tag it's included in.
ADDRESS	UTF-8	The physical address of the entity. The address SHOULD include a country code. It can be useful for a recording label.
FAX	UTF-8	The fax number corresponding to the tag it's included in. It can be useful for a recording label.
PHONE	UTF-8	The phone number corresponding to the tag it's included in. It can be useful for a recording label.

Entities Entities tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
ARTIST	UTF-8	A person or band/collective generally considered responsible for the work. This is akin to the "TPE1" tag in .
LEAD_PERFORMER	UTF-8	Lead Performer/Soloist(s). This can sometimes be the same as ARTIST.
ACCOMPANIMENT	UTF-8	Band/orchestra/accompaniment/musician. This is akin to the "TPE2" tag in .
COMPOSER	UTF-8	The name of the composer of this item. This is akin to the "TCOM" tag in .
ARRANGER	UTF-8	The person who arranged the piece (e.g., Ravel).
LYRICS	UTF-8	The lyrics corresponding to a song (in case audio synchronization is not known or as a doublon to a subtitle track). Editing this value, when subtitles are found, SHOULD also result in editing the subtitle track for more consistency.
LYRICIST	UTF-8	The person who wrote the lyrics for a musical item. This is akin to the "TEXT" tag in .
CONDUCTOR	UTF-8	Conductor/performer refinement. This is akin to the "TPE3" tag in .
DIRECTOR	UTF-8	This is akin to the "IART" tag .
ASSISTANT_DIRECTOR	UTF-8	The name of the assistant director.
DIRECTOR_OF_PHOTOGRAPHY	UTF-8	The name of the director of photography, also known as cinematographer. This is akin to the "ICNM" tag in .
SOUND_ENGINEER	UTF-8	The name of the sound engineer or sound recordist.
ART_DIRECTOR	UTF-8	The person who oversees the artists and craftspeople who build the sets.
PRODUCTION_DESIGNER	UTF-8	Artist responsible for designing the overall visual appearance of a movie.
CHOREGRAPHER	UTF-8	The name of the choregrapher
COSTUME_DESIGNER	UTF-8	The name of the costume designer
ACTOR	UTF-8	An actor or actress playing a role in this movie. This is the person's real name, not the character's name the person is playing.
CHARACTER	UTF-8	The name of the character an actor or actress plays in this movie. This SHOULD be a sub-tag of an `ACTOR` tag in order to not cause ambiguities.
WRITTEN_BY	UTF-8	The author of the story or script (used for movies and TV shows).
SCREENPLAY_BY	UTF-8	The author of the screenplay or scenario (used for movies and TV shows).
EDITED_BY	UTF-8	This is akin to the "IEDT" tag in .
PRODUCER	UTF-8	Produced by. This is akin to the "IPRO" tag in .
COPRODUCER	UTF-8	The name of a co-producer.
EXECUTIVE_PRODUCER	UTF-8	The name of an executive producer.
DISTRIBUTED_BY	UTF-8	This is akin to the "IDST" tag in .
MASTERED_BY	UTF-8	The engineer who mastered the content for a physical medium or for digital distribution.
ENCODED_BY	UTF-8	This is akin to the "TENC" tag in .
MIXED_BY	UTF-8	DJ mix by the artist specified
REMIXED_BY	UTF-8	Interpreted, remixed, or otherwise modified by. This is akin to the "TPE4" tag in .
PRODUCTION_STUDIO	UTF-8	This is akin to the "ISTD" tag in .
THANKS_TO	UTF-8	A very general tag for everyone else that wants to be listed.
PUBLISHER	UTF-8	This is akin to the "TPUB" tag in .
LABEL	UTF-8	The record label or imprint on the disc.

Search and Classification Search and Classification tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
GENRE	UTF-8	The main genre (classical, ambient-house, synthpop, sci-fi, drama, etc.). The format follows the infamous "TCON" tag in .
MOOD	UTF-8	Intended to reflect the mood of the item with a few keywords (e.g., "Romantic", "Sad" or "Uplifting"). The format follows that of the "TMOO" tag in .
ORIGINAL_MEDIA_TYPE	UTF-8	Describes the original type of the media, such as, "DVD", "CD", "computer image," "drawing," "lithograph," and so forth. This is akin to the "TMED" tag in .
CONTENT_TYPE	UTF-8	The type of the item (e.g., Documentary, Feature Film, Cartoon, Music Video, Music, Sound FX).
SUBJECT	UTF-8	Describes the topic of the file, such as "Aerial view of Seattle."
DESCRIPTION	UTF-8	A short description of the content, such as "Two birds flying."
KEYWORDS	UTF-8	Keywords to the item separated by a comma, used for searching.
SUMMARY	UTF-8	A plot outline or a summary of the story.
SYNOPSIS	UTF-8	A description of the story line of the item.
INITIAL_KEY	UTF-8	The initial key that a musical track starts in. The format is identical to "TKEY" tag in .
PERIOD	UTF-8	Describes the period that the piece is from or about. For example, "Renaissance".
LAW_RATING	UTF-8	Depending on the `COUNTRY` it's the format of the rating of a movie (P, R, X in the USA, an age in other countries or a URI defining a logo).

Temporal Information Temporal Information tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
DATE_RELEASED	UTF-8	The time that the item was originally released. This is akin to the "TDRL" tag in .
DATE_RECORDED	UTF-8	The time that the recording began. This is akin to the "TDRC" tag in .
DATE_ENCODED	UTF-8	The time that the encoding of this item was completed began. This is akin to the "TDEN" tag in .
DATE_TAGGED	UTF-8	The time that the tags were done for this item. This is akin to the "TDTG" tag in .
DATE_DIGITIZED	UTF-8	The time that the item was transferred to a digital medium. This is akin to the "IDIT" tag in .
DATE_WRITTEN	UTF-8	The time that the writing of the music/script began.
DATE_PURCHASED	UTF-8	Information on when the file was purchased; see also on purchase tags.

Spatial Information Spatial Information tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
RECORDING_LOCATION	UTF-8	The location where the item was recorded, in the Matroska countries form, i.e. two-letter region subtags, without the UK exception. This code is followed by a comma, then more detailed information such as state/province, another comma, and then city. For example, "US, Texas, Austin". This will allow for easy sorting. It is okay to only store the country, or the country and the state/province. More detailed information can be added after the city through the use of additional commas. In cases where the province/state is unknown, but you want to store the city, simply leave a space between the two commas. For example, "US, , Austin".
COMPOSITION_LOCATION	UTF-8	Location that the item was originally designed/written, in the Matroska countries form, i.e. two-letter region subtags, without the UK exception. This code is followed by a comma, then more detailed information such as state/province, another comma, and then city. For example, "US, Texas, Austin". This will allow for easy sorting. It is okay to only store the country, or the country and the state/province. More detailed information can be added after the city through the use of additional commas. In cases where the province/state is unknown, but you want to store the city, simply leave a space between the two commas. For example, "US, , Austin".
COMPOSER_NATIONALITY	UTF-8	Nationality of the main composer of the item, mostly for classical music, in the Matroska countries form, i.e. two-letter region subtags, without the UK exception.

Personal Personal tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
COMMENT	UTF-8	Any comment related to the content.
PLAY_COUNTER	UTF-8	The number of time the item has been played.
RATING	UTF-8	A numeric value defining how much a person likes the song/movie. The number is between 0 and 5 with decimal values possible (e.g., 2.7), 5(.0) being the highest possible rating. Other rating systems with different ranges will have to be scaled.

Technical Information Technical Information tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
ENCODER	UTF-8	The software or hardware used to encode this item. ("LAME" or "XviD")
ENCODER_SETTINGS	UTF-8	A list of the settings used for encoding this item. No specific format.
BPS	UTF-8	The average bits per second of the specified item. This is only the data in the Blocks, and excludes headers and any container overhead.
FPS	UTF-8	The average frames per second of the specified item. This is typically the average number of Blocks per second. In the event that lacing is used, each laced chunk is to be counted as a separate frame.
BPM	UTF-8	Average number of beats per minute in the complete target (e.g., a chapter). Usually a decimal number.
MEASURE	UTF-8	In music, a measure is a unit of time in Western music like "4/4". It represents a regular grouping of beats, a meter, as indicated in musical notation by the time signature. The majority of the contemporary rock and pop music you hear on the radio these days is written in the 4/4 time signature.
TUNING	UTF-8	It is saved as a frequency in hertz to allow near-perfect tuning of instruments to the same tone as the musical piece (e.g., "441.34" in Hertz). The default value is 440.0 Hz.
REPLAYGAIN_GAIN	binary	The gain to apply to reach 89dB SPL on playback. This is based on the standard. Note that ReplayGain information can be found at all TargetType levels (track, album, etc).
REPLAYGAIN_PEAK	binary	The maximum absolute peak value of the item. This is based on the standard.

Identifiers Identifiers tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
ISRC	UTF-8	The International Standard Recording Code , excluding the "ISRC" prefix and including hyphens.
MCDI	binary	This is a binary dump of the TOC of the CDROM that this item was taken from. This holds the same information as the "MCDI" in .
ISBN	UTF-8	International Standard Book Number .
BARCODE	UTF-8	European Article Numbering EAN-13 barcode defined in General Specifications.
CATALOG_NUMBER	UTF-8	A label-specific string used to identify the release -- for example, TIC 01.
LABEL_CODE	UTF-8	A 4-digit or 5-digit number to identify the record label, typically printed as (LC) xxxx or (LC) 0xxxx on CDs medias or covers (only the number is stored).
LCCN	UTF-8	Library of Congress Control Number .
IMDB	UTF-8	Internet Movie Database identifier. "tt" followed by at least 7 digits for Movies, TV Shows, and Episodes.
TMDB	UTF-8	The Movie DB "movie_id" or "tv_id" identifier for movies/TV shows . The variable length digits string MUST be prefixed with either "movie/" or "tv/".
TVDB	UTF-8	The TV Database "Series ID" or "Episode ID" identifier for TV shows . Variable length all-digits string identifying a TV Show.
TVDB2	UTF-8	The TV Database tag which can include movies. The variable length digits string representing a "Series ID", "Episode ID" or "Movie ID" identifier MUST be prefixed with "series/", "episodes/", or "movies/", respectively.

Commercial Commercial tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
PURCHASE_ITEM	UTF-8	URL to purchase this file. This is akin to the "WPAY" tag in .
PURCHASE_INFO	UTF-8	Information on where to purchase this album. This is akin to the "WCOM" tag in .
PURCHASE_OWNER	UTF-8	Information on the person who purchased the file. This is akin to the "TOWN" tag in .
PURCHASE_PRICE	UTF-8	The amount paid for entity. There SHOULD only be a numeric value in here. Only numbers, no letters or symbols other than ".". For instance, you would store "15.59" instead of "$15.59USD".
PURCHASE_CURRENCY	UTF-8	The currency type used to pay for the entity. Use for the 3 letter alphabetic code.

Legal Legal tags

Tag Name	Type	Description
COPYRIGHT	UTF-8	The copyright information as per the copyright holder. This is akin to the "TCOP" tag in .
PRODUCTION_COPYRIGHT	UTF-8	The copyright information as per the production copyright holder. This is akin to the "TPRO" tag in .
LICENSE	UTF-8	The license applied to the content (like Creative Commons variants).
TERMS_OF_USE	UTF-8	The terms of use for this item. This is akin to the "USER" tag in .

Notes In the Target list, a logical OR is applied on all tracks, a logical OR is applied on all chapters. Then a logical AND is applied between the Tracks list and the Chapters list to know if an element belongs to this Target.

Security Considerations Tag values can be either strings or binary blobs. This document inherits security considerations from the EBML and Matroska documents.

IANA Considerations

Matroska Tags Names Registry IANA has created a new registry called the "Matroska Tag Names" registry. To register a new Tag Name in this registry, one needs a Name, a Type, a Change Controller (IETF or email of registrant), and an optional Reference to a document describing the Element ID. The Name corresponds to the value stored in the TagName Element. The Name SHOULD always be written in all capital letters and contain no space as defined in , The Type corresponds to which element will be stored the tag value. There can be 3 values for the Type:

UTF-8: the value of the Tag is stored in TagString,
binary: the value of the Tag is stored in TagBinary,
nested: the tag doesn't contain a value, only nested tags inside.

Matroska Tag Names Values found in this document are assigned as initial values as follows: Initial Contents of "Matroska Tag Names" Registry

Tag Name	Tag Type	Reference
ORIGINAL	nested	Described in this
SAMPLE	nested	Described in this
COUNTRY	UTF-8	Described in this
TOTAL_PARTS	UTF-8	Described in this
PART_NUMBER	UTF-8	Described in this
PART_OFFSET	UTF-8	Described in this
TITLE	UTF-8	Described in this
SUBTITLE	UTF-8	Described in this
URL	UTF-8	Described in this
SORT_WITH	UTF-8	Described in this
INSTRUMENTS	UTF-8	Described in this
EMAIL	UTF-8	Described in this
ADDRESS	UTF-8	Described in this
FAX	UTF-8	Described in this
PHONE	UTF-8	Described in this
ARTIST	UTF-8	Described in this
LEAD_PERFORMER	UTF-8	Described in this
ACCOMPANIMENT	UTF-8	Described in this
COMPOSER	UTF-8	Described in this
ARRANGER	UTF-8	Described in this
LYRICS	UTF-8	Described in this
LYRICIST	UTF-8	Described in this
CONDUCTOR	UTF-8	Described in this
DIRECTOR	UTF-8	Described in this
ASSISTANT_DIRECTOR	UTF-8	Described in this
DIRECTOR_OF_PHOTOGRAPHY	UTF-8	Described in this
SOUND_ENGINEER	UTF-8	Described in this
ART_DIRECTOR	UTF-8	Described in this
PRODUCTION_DESIGNER	UTF-8	Described in this
CHOREGRAPHER	UTF-8	Described in this
COSTUME_DESIGNER	UTF-8	Described in this
ACTOR	UTF-8	Described in this
CHARACTER	UTF-8	Described in this
WRITTEN_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
SCREENPLAY_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
EDITED_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
PRODUCER	UTF-8	Described in this
COPRODUCER	UTF-8	Described in this
EXECUTIVE_PRODUCER	UTF-8	Described in this
DISTRIBUTED_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
MASTERED_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
ENCODED_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
MIXED_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
REMIXED_BY	UTF-8	Described in this
PRODUCTION_STUDIO	UTF-8	Described in this
THANKS_TO	UTF-8	Described in this
PUBLISHER	UTF-8	Described in this
LABEL	UTF-8	Described in this
GENRE	UTF-8	Described in this
MOOD	UTF-8	Described in this
ORIGINAL_MEDIA_TYPE	UTF-8	Described in this
CONTENT_TYPE	UTF-8	Described in this
SUBJECT	UTF-8	Described in this
DESCRIPTION	UTF-8	Described in this
KEYWORDS	UTF-8	Described in this
SUMMARY	UTF-8	Described in this
SYNOPSIS	UTF-8	Described in this
INITIAL_KEY	UTF-8	Described in this
PERIOD	UTF-8	Described in this
LAW_RATING	UTF-8	Described in this
DATE_RELEASED	UTF-8	Described in this
DATE_RECORDED	UTF-8	Described in this
DATE_ENCODED	UTF-8	Described in this
DATE_TAGGED	UTF-8	Described in this
DATE_DIGITIZED	UTF-8	Described in this
DATE_WRITTEN	UTF-8	Described in this
DATE_PURCHASED	UTF-8	Described in this
RECORDING_LOCATION	UTF-8	Described in this
COMPOSITION_LOCATION	UTF-8	Described in this
COMPOSER_NATIONALITY	UTF-8	Described in this
COMMENT	UTF-8	Described in this
PLAY_COUNTER	UTF-8	Described in this
RATING	UTF-8	Described in this
ENCODER	UTF-8	Described in this
ENCODER_SETTINGS	UTF-8	Described in this
BPS	UTF-8	Described in this
FPS	UTF-8	Described in this
BPM	UTF-8	Described in this
MEASURE	UTF-8	Described in this
TUNING	UTF-8	Described in this
REPLAYGAIN_GAIN	binary	Described in this
REPLAYGAIN_PEAK	binary	Described in this
ISRC	UTF-8	Described in this
MCDI	binary	Described in this
ISBN	UTF-8	Described in this
BARCODE	UTF-8	Described in this
CATALOG_NUMBER	UTF-8	Described in this
LABEL_CODE	UTF-8	Described in this
LCCN	UTF-8	Described in this
IMDB	UTF-8	Described in this
TMDB	UTF-8	Described in this
TVDB	UTF-8	Described in this
TVDB2	UTF-8	Described in this
PURCHASE_ITEM	UTF-8	Described in this
PURCHASE_INFO	UTF-8	Described in this
PURCHASE_OWNER	UTF-8	Described in this
PURCHASE_PRICE	UTF-8	Described in this
PURCHASE_CURRENCY	UTF-8	Described in this
COPYRIGHT	UTF-8	Described in this
PRODUCTION_COPYRIGHT	UTF-8	Described in this
LICENSE	UTF-8	Described in this
TERMS_OF_USE	UTF-8	Described in this