XSD Data File Information ========================= Author: Derek Sessions (Panopto) and Colin Smythe (IMS Global) Date: 1st January 2022 Version: 1.0 Status: Candidate Final Public Description: This is the Platform Specific Model of the IMS OpenVideo Metadata v1.0 Specification Information Model. It is this representation that is used to produce the XSD binding for the IMS OpenVideo Metadata v1.0. History: This original release of the OpenVideo Metadata specification. License: IPR and Distribution Notices This machine readable file is derived from the IMS OpenVideo Metadata Version 1.0 found at http://www.imsglobal.org/ov and the original IMS Global schema binding or code base http://www.imsglobal.org/ov. 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Source UML File Information =========================== The source file information must be supplied as an XMI file (without diagram layout information). The supported UML authoring tools are: (a) Poseidon - v6 (and later) (b) Papyrus - v1.1.3 (and later) Source XSLT File Information ============================ XSL Generator: Specificationv1p0_GenerationToolv1.xsl XSLT Processor: Saxon Release: 1.0 Date: 31st January, 2021 Autogen Engineer: Colin Smythe (IMS Global, UK) Autogen Date: 2022-01-20 IMS Global Auto-generation Binding Tool-kit (I-BAT) =================================================== This file was auto-generated using the IMS Global Binding Auto-generation Tool-kit (I-BAT). While every attempt has been made to ensure that this tool auto-generates the files correctly, users should be aware that this is an experimental tool. Permission is given to make use of this tool. IMS Global makes no claim on the materials created by third party users of this tool. Details on how to use this tool are contained in the IMS Global "I-BAT" documentation available at the IMS Global web-site: http://www.imsglobal.org. Tool Copyright: 2012-2022 (c) IMS Global Learning Consortium Inc. All Rights Reserved. Schematron Namespace Declaration ================================= The set of namespaces used by the schematron rules. Schematron Strict Selection Validation Rules ============================================ This is the set of Schematron rules that have been created to enforce the use of the "Unordered" stereotype. These rules ensure that the number of entries in an unordered complexType of an element obey the multiplicity constraints. This is required so that any-order/any-multiplicity complexTypes can be constructed and validated. Schematron validation rules for the enforcement of the Unordered stereotype. [RULESET] For the SessionDType complexType. [RULE for Root Class Attribute 1] Invalid number of "title" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 2] Invalid number of "description" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 3] Invalid number of "dateCreated" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 4] Invalid number of "location" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 5] Invalid number of "captureManifest" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 6] Invalid number of "markers" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 7] Invalid number of "streams" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 8] Invalid number of "contributors" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 9] Invalid number of "recorders" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 10] Invalid number of "tags" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 11] Invalid number of "thumbnail" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 12] Invalid number of "thumbnailTime" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 13] Invalid number of "copyright" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 14] Invalid number of "license" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 16] Invalid number of "restrictions" elements: . [RULE for Root Class Attribute 18] Invalid number of "cuts" elements: . Any namespaced element from any namespace, other than the target namespace, may be included within an "any" element. The namespace for the imported element must be defined in the instance, and the schema must be imported. The extension has a definition of "strict" i.e. they must have their own namespace. The container for the information for a single attachment. The information about a single caption for this stream for closed captioning and search. This allows for per-stream captioning. This is the container for the collection of contextual information about the materials su- pplied in this session. The container for the contact information for the contributor. This is the container for the information about a person, group or organization who has s- ome relationship to this session. The information includes the name, role and contact det- ails for the contributor. The container for the information about the set of contributors. The information for a single cut i.e. what to omit from the final playable output. The container for the information about the set of cuts. The container for the information about a single slider/image marker. The base set of information plus details about the attached file. The marker for the user-inserted highlight information. This adds style, duration and lay- out information to the base marker. The location details for the marker with respect to the reference video. This information is the relative X=0 Y=0 point for the marker and the width and height of rthe canvas for the marker. These are supplied as integer percentage point values in the range 0-100% (X- =0%,Y=0% is the bottom left corner of the video and width=100% and height=100% makes the marker the same size as the video). The container for the information about the location where the associated video was captu- red. The container for information about the generic marker. This MUST NOT be used to replace one of the predefined marker definitions. The base set of information for every predefined marker and the generic marker. The container for the set of markers. The container for the names for the contributor. The container for the information about the platform/device that was used to make the vid- eo recording. The container for the information about the set of recording agents. The information inclusion of a relative video i.e. an video-in-video presentation. This a- dds to the base marker the file, duration, layout and style details. Definition of a single bitrate version of the video (typically lower than bitrate of cano- nical version). This can allow a receiving player to provide a better playback experience This is the top-level container for the OpenVideo metadata. The marker for the current speaker information. This adds file, duration and layout infor- mation to the base marker. The container for the information about a single stream to be used in the session. This i- ncludes information about the associated cuts, transcripts and renditions. The container for the set of streams to be used in the session. The information for a single tag. This is supplied as a name/value tuple. The container for the set of tags/keywords used describe the contents in the video. The container for information about the time and file to be used to generate a custom ses- sion thumbnail. Identifies a Social Media source: the identification is as a URL.