👉 XMP48 is an XML format that is used to encode and decode multimedia content. It is a standard for encoding and decoding audio, video, and image formats in a human-readable format. The XMP48 standard was developed by Microsoft as part of their Media Services Initiative (MSI) program, which aimed to develop standards for the creation, distribution, and management of media content on personal devices. The XMP48 standard provides a set of metadata for multimedia files that can be used in a variety of applications. In XMP48, metadata is structured using a series of attributes and values, such as 'xmpVersion', which indicates the version of the format being used; 'xmpType' which specifies the type of content being encoded (e.g., audio or video); and 'xmpProperties' which contains additional metadata that can be accessed and modified by applications. The XMP48 standard allows for the creation, modification, and distribution of multimedia files in a human-readable format. This makes it easier for developers to integrate multimedia into their applications and for end-users to easily access and share media content.
