"RDFa" for images -> as RDFa is to HTML, what is to images?

Using RDFa you can embed machine readable data into human viewable HTML documents.

Is there a similar "format" for media (images, video etc)?

Or perhaps there is a standard naming schema that allows linking of media urls to urls that contain the metadata for those media.?

image multimedia rdfa

asked 30 Dec '12, 19:25

mrdavidlaing
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3	Adobe's XMP spec sounds like what you want. It lets you embed RDF into most formats that Adobe products can support such as JPEG and PDF files. link answered 31 Dec '12, 08:03 bobdc 3.2k●7 accept rate: 13%

0	yeah, I was going to suggest XMP as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Metadata_Platform link answered 31 Dec '12, 09:28 scor 87●3 accept rate: 16% edited 09 Jan, 15:21

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