From: "Michelle Cotton via RT" <iana-matrix at icann.org>
Date: August 28, 2007 10:38:41 AM PDT
Cc: jon.peterson at neustar.biz, fluffy at cisco.com
Subject: [IANA #97962] Codec registry inaccuracies
Reply-To: iana-matrix at icann.org
Jon and Cullen,
Thomas Narten suggested maybe this is a RAI area item, so I'm
checking with you both to see if you can
assist.
We received the below inquiry about 2 registrations being incorrect
in the following registry:
http://www.iana.org/wave-avi-codec-registry
Specifically: Dolby AC3 SPDIF 0x0092
DVM 0x2000
See specifics below in his message.
I don't believe we have made any updates to this registry since
I've been here accept for format edits
(not content).
Any ideas on how this should be corrected?
These are all documented in RFC 2361.
http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2361.txt
Any input you have would be great, even if it is pointing us to
someone else :)
Thanks,
Michelle
IANA
On Mon Aug 13 18:16:20 2007, shawn at vrfarchive.com wrote:
Can you provide the URL for which registry you are referring to?
Sure thing:
http://www.iana.org/assignments/wave-avi-codec-registry
It seems that AC3 and DVM are mixed up. Or at least, I know a Format
Tag of 0x2000 means AC3 for sure.
I found this because of an AVI that wouldn't play sound. It's tag was
0x2000 and I looked it up in the registry (which identifies it as
DVM). I searched for the namespace type (audio/
vnd.wave;codec=2000)
and found this:
http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-34712.html
[quote]
For instance, Tag2000 is AC3, yet in the RFC, AC3 is listed as Tag92.
It is the only listing for AC3 in the RFC :
[snip]
Furthermore, tag2000 is in the list, but is listed as DVM. What in
the
world is DVM?
[/quote]
I'd like to provide an automatic codec download service, and I
planned
on using RFC 2361 as a reference. I can easily swap these two, but
I'm wondering if there are other entries that need fixing.
-SHAWN-