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This section focuses on Release Deliveries. However, its concepts apply to implementing all other DDEX message standards.

This section provides an introduction to the digital supply chain integration process between a content provider and a digital service provider (DSP) utilising the Digital Data Exchange (DDEX) standards, i.e.:

 


Technical Information Gathering
Choosing a Delivery Choreography
Metadata "Conformance"
Choreography "Conformance"

 

 

 

 

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7 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Hi.

     

    Im very interesting in know if the Digital sales Repoting must be developed in Format XML?

    Thanks

     

    Regards

     

     

    1. DDEX Secretariat

      There are two formats for sales reporting: one in XML <http://kb.ddex.net/display/DSR/Digital+Sales+Reporting+Message+Suite+Standard> and one as a flat file: <http://kb.ddex.net/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1344864>

  2. Anonymous

    Dear Sir or Madame,

    I would like to receive the latest information about the standard ERN Electronic Release Notification for Release Deliveries and an example file in XML format, if possible.

    Once I generate the XML file according the ERN:

    1. how can I validate it against the DDEX definition? 
    2. Do you have any tool or link were I can submit the XML generated for validation purposes?

    Thank you in advance for your time.

    Paulo

    1. DDEX Secretariat

      Paolo,

      please get in touch via ddex.net/content/contact-us and we may be able to help.

      Thanks,
      Niels

  3. Anonymous

    Hi Niels,

    Thank you for the reply. I just got in touch with you from your "contact-us" page.

     

    Best,

    Paulo

  4. Anonymous

    As a content creator, how can I start using DDEX in my work flow to start submitting metadata to DDEX? Credits like Producer, Engineer, and musicians that played on the recording.

     

    Chris Bell

    www.proaudioengineer.com

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    1. DDEX Secretariat

      A very good question, Chris. Data about the recording/mixing/mastering events should be collected as close to the recording/mixing/mastering event as possible. Ideally within the digital audio workstation that the sound engineer uses to do his work. DDEX is currently working on a standard that would allow DAW manufacturers to populate a standardised metadata file with relevant information about the recording. We call this standard Recording Information Notification and I would like to invite you to have a look at http://ddex.net/rin for more details om RIN.

      We are currently seeking input from DAW manufacturers – but also their users and other interested parties – on our current approach.