<!-- converted for linux -->
<!--  (note, the above line must be the first line of the file to avoid a re-parse) -->

<!-- 
This file is a sample of how to create media.xml. Comments are inlined, but
one note at the top: each "item" as an "id" field. This id field is the key
used by both the VOD server when looking through media.map, and also for
playlist lookup & management (in playlist.xml). This number is arbitrary, as
long as it is unique per media item.
-->
<xml>
        <!-- First, audio items. Each audio track can have some ID3 data
             associated with it, just as track, running time, genre, etc.
             At this time, only the name, running time, and bitrate are used.
        -->
	<audio>
		<title>Blink Of An Eye</title>
		<id>501923247</id>
		<type>mp3</type>
		<runningtime>4:15</runningtime>
		<released>2002</released>
		<genre>Rock/Pop</genre>
		<bitrate>128 kbps</bitrate>
		<path>/home/media/mp3</path>
		<artist>Berlin</artist>
		<album>Voyeur</album>
		<tracknumber>1</tracknumber>
		<filename0>/home/media/mp3/Berlin - Blink Of An Eye.mp3</filename0>
	</audio>
	<audio>
		<title>Klein Mandelbrot</title>
		<id>1501170216</id>
		<type>mp3</type>
		<runningtime>8:04</runningtime>
		<released>2002</released>
		<genre>Rock/Pop</genre>
		<bitrate>128 kbps</bitrate>
		<path>/home/media/mp3</path>
		<artist>Blue Man Group</artist>
		<album>Audio</album>
		<tracknumber>13</tracknumber>
		<filename0>/home/media/mp3/Blue Man Group - Klein Mandelbrot.mp3</filename0>
	</audio>
	<audio>
		<title>Nineteen</title>
		<id>1466069939</id>
		<type>mp3</type>
		<runningtime>3:31</runningtime>
		<released>1984</released>
		<genre>Pop</genre>
		<bitrate>112 kbps</bitrate>
		<path>/home/media/mp3</path>
		<artist>Paul Hardcastle</artist>
		<tracknumber>0</tracknumber>
		<filename0>/home/media/mp3/Paul Hardcastle - 19.mp3</filename0>
	</audio>
        <!-- Now we come to video items. Same basic principles as the audio
             items, but there are no extra fields like genre, etc.
             
             One thing to note: Files can be "chained" to logically appear as a
             single piece of media to the MediaPlayer, such as the Terminator 2
             entry below. This must match media.map for correct playback.
        -->
	<video>
		<title>Matrix Reloaded Trailer</title>
		<id>2199705747</id>
		<type>mpg</type>
		<path>/home/media/</path>
		<filename0>/home/media/Matrix Reloaded Trailer.mpg</filename0>
	</video>
	<video>
		<title>Southpark - 413 - Trapper Keeper(DivX)</title>
		<id>91635804</id>
		<type>avi</type>
		<path>/home/media/</path>
		<filename0>/home/media/Southpark - 413 - Trapper Keeper(DivX).avi</filename0>
	</video>
	<video>
		<title>Terminator</title>
		<id>1456109650</id>
		<type>mpg</type>
		<path>/home/media/</path>
		<filename0>/home/media/terminator2_1.mpg</filename0>
		<filename1>/home/media/terminator2_2.mpg</filename1>
	</video>
        <!-- Lastly, images. Same basic concepts as audio and video here, but
             only the shown fields are used.
        -->
	<image>
		<title>huge butterfly</title>
		<id>3842611893</id>
		<type>jpg</type>
		<path>/home/media/Images</path>
		<filename0>/home/media/Images/huge butterfly.jpg</filename0>
	</image>
	<image>
		<title>ledbetter palm</title>
		<id>2286633712</id>
		<type>jpg</type>
		<path>/home/media/Images</path>
		<filename0>/home/media/Images/ledbetter palm.jpg</filename0>
	</image>
	<image>
		<title>shoreline park</title>
		<id>1361817538</id>
		<type>jpg</type>
		<path>/home/media/Images</path>
		<filename0>/home/media/Images/shoreline park.jpg</filename0>
	</image>
</xml>
