Those were all, except 12, embedded in a .mkv file.
Here is how they appear in a mediainfo -f output:
COLLECTION
Title or Movie name - they both have the same value
CATALOG_NUMBER
Description
does not appear
ENCODING_SETTINGS
Encoded by
Original source form
Tagged date
Terms of use
_TECHNICAL_NOTES
n/a
Except for 11 and 12, those are all official tags. So, why is mediainfo not reporting them out as they are entered? Capitalization is different, word order is switched or entire different (see 8 and 9) or the tag just doesn't exist at all, like DATE_DIGITIZED
When the tag is present in mediainfo, whether correctly capitalized or not, I don't see any issue with the associated data value.
FWIW, all the tags come out perfectly as entered in ffprobe.
@dericed
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mkvnote:Those were all, except 12, embedded in a .mkv file.
Here is how they appear in a
mediainfo -foutput:Except for 11 and 12, those are all official tags. So, why is mediainfo not reporting them out as they are entered? Capitalization is different, word order is switched or entire different (see 8 and 9) or the tag just doesn't exist at all, like DATE_DIGITIZED
When the tag is present in mediainfo, whether correctly capitalized or not, I don't see any issue with the associated data value.
FWIW, all the tags come out perfectly as entered in ffprobe.
JPC_AV_00011_ffprobe_output.txt JPC_AV_00011_mediainfo_output.txt