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XPL supports references to exact files or URLs as well as rule-based selection using metadata constraints. The specification also allows explicit control over transitions between successive tracks. 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The eXtensible PlayList (XPL) representation allows users to express playlists with varying degrees of specificity. XPL handles references to exact files or URLs as well as rules for selecting content based on metadata constraints. XPL also allows the transitions between tracks in a playlist to be specified. This paper describes the features of XPL, a system for rendering XPL specificationsand use of an advanced XPL renderer in an existing application.  \n1. INTRODUCTION  \nThe increasing availability of digital music on desktop PCs, the Internet and personal devices (e.g., portable MP3 devices) has created a greater need for methods to organize large collections of music. The traditional concept of a playlist, long employed by DJs and radio stations, has become an important element of digital music organization and playback. However, there are many ways to describe playlists. One could be very specific, listing the exact audio files to use (e.g., [Beatles_Yesterday.mp3](Beatles_Yesterday.mp3)), artist and title names (e.g., Yesterday by the Beatles), or non-specific descriptions based on styles, tempi, etc (e.g., a down-tempo classicrock ballad) . Additionally, a sophisticated audio player can perform transitions between songs (e.g., cross fades, tempo matches, etc.) . Thus, a complete playlist description may include information about transitions.  \nThe “eXtensible PlayList” (XPL) representation allows users to express and exchange playlists with varying degrees of specificity. It extends the notion of a playlist-description format to include not only exact lists of audio files can be represented but also more general rule-based specifications based on artist, genre or tempo constraints and exact transitions can be specified between successive tracks.  \n2. The structure of XPL documents  \nThis section describes the basic structure of XPL documents. It isnot intended as a comprehensive specification, which can be obtained elsewhere [1] .  \n2.1 Playlists  \nAn XPL document begins and ends with \u003Cxpl> tags and consists of one or more playlist elements. A playlist element is enclosed in \u003Cplaylist> tags, and consists of one or more track elements.  \n\u003C?xml version=\"1 . 0\" ?>\u003Cxpl version=”1 . 0”>\u003Cplaylist attributes> track or playlist 1  \nPermission to make digital or hard copies of all or part of this work for personal or classroom use is granted without fee provided that copies are not made or distributed for profit or commercial advantage and that copies bear this notice and the full citation on the first page.  \n© 2002 IRCAM – Centre Pompidou  \ntrack or playlist 2  \n…  \ntrack or playlist n \u003C/playlist>  \n\u003C/xpl>  \nPlaylist elements can also be nested, to form hierarchical structures. Similar to HTML documents, which can reference external sub-documents, images, etc., playlist elements can refer to other XPL files using a src attribute:  \n\u003Cplaylist name=”super_party_mix” >\u003Cplaylist src=”early_evening.xpl” />  \n\u003Cplaylist src=”late_night.xpl” />\u003C/playlist>  \nwhere the value of src can be a local file name or a URL.  \n2.2 Tracks  \nAn XPL track element describes a piece of content to be played ora rule for selecting a piece of content. Track elements that specify a piece of content are called static tracks and formatted as follows:  \n\u003Ctrack [name=name ]>  \n\u003Ccontent src=filename />\u003C/track>  \nwhere src is a filename or URL. The file references by src should be a “playable” piece of content, such as an MP3 file (of course, the definition of “playable” will differ among applications) .  \nTrack elements that specify rules are called dynamic tracks and can specified in different ways according to the t","cbCaijxgifrDx0Bb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijxgifrDx0Bb","pdf",153102,9,"English","# Abstract\n# 1. Introduction\n# 2. 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