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Media tags
Natalia Portillo edited this page Dec 19, 2015
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A media tag is data that accompany the media or the device, and is stored on the medium besides the user data, or normally accessible. Media tags are usually used to store metadata about the medium, copy protection information, or information about the device used to read the media.
- Table of contents (cooked by drive)
- Full table of contents (cooked by drive)
- Session information
- Program Management Area
- Absolute Time In Pregroove
- CD-Text
- Media Catalogue Number
- Physical Format Information
- Lead-in Copyright Management Information
- CSS Disc Key
- Burst Cutting Area
- Lead-in Disc Manufacturer Information
- Media identifier
- CSS/CPPM Media Key Block
- Disc Description Structures
- Media status
- Spare Area Information
- RMD
- Pre-recorded information in Lead-in
- Pre-recorded Physical Format Information
- Layer capacity
- Middle zone start address
- Jump interval size
- Start LBA of the manual layer jump
- Pseudo-overwrite information
- Disc Information
- Burst Cutting Area
- Disc Definition Structure
- Cartridge Status
- Spare Area Status
- Volume identifier
- Pre-recorded media serial number
- Media identifier
- Media Key Block
- AACS Data Keys
- Encrypted LBA extents
- CPRM Media Key Block
- Recognized hybrid layers
- Write protection status
- Disc standard information
- Disc track resources information
- Inquiry response
- Ata Identify response
- Atapi Identify response