The final name of a "group" of episodes to which the programme belongs. These episodes have a shared identification and branding and are linked by common characters, subject matter, style or story. The final name of the programme used to identify it as an editorially distinct member of a series / season (in other words: an "episode"). This name may include a number (or consist only of a number) indicating the position of the episode within the series / season. The final name of the programme including details of any specific purpose for which this programme was created (in other words: "version" information). A brief descriptive summary of the programme. A single style or category describing the whole programme. The date on which the programme file was completed ready for delivery to the Broadcaster. The full year in which one of the following occurred or will occur: completion of the production of the programme; delivery of the completed file to the Broadcaster; transmission of the delivered programme. The name of the person or organisation responsible for creating the programme. The name of the person or organisation responsible for supplying the programme to the Broadcaster. The email address for the person or organisation responsible for supplying the programme file to the Broadcaster. The telephone number for the person or organisation responsible for supplying the programme file to the Broadcaster. The ratio of the display width to the display height of the smallest rectangle that completely contains (throughout the duration of the entire programme) the region of the video frame used for "programme content" (where "programme content" includes all pictures, captions, etc but excludes any black bars). A flag to indicate whether the programme contains "product placement". A flag to indicate whether the programme contains "textless elements" after the end of the main programme content. The presence of this element indicates that the main programme content contains text overlays (or similar) in the video. A code to identify the main language used for text overlays (or similar) in the video of the main programme content. The sum of the durations of all the parts / segments in the entire programme. The timecode at which the line-up test signals begin. The timecode at which the initial "ident" / slate / countdown clock begins. The presence of this element indicates that the file contains video intended for stereoscopic rendition. A code to identify the kind of stereoscopic video contained in the file. Indicates that the content is a Side-by-Side Frame Compatible spatial multiplex of the left and right views of a stereoscopic 3D pair, as defined by ETSI TS 101 547-2 Indicates that the content is a Top-and-Bottom Frame Compatible spatial multiplex of the left and right views of a stereoscopic 3D pair, as defined by ETSI TS 101 547-2 Indicates that the content is for the left view of a stereoscopic 3D pair Indicates that the content is for the right view of a stereoscopic 3D pair The picture fills the entire frame horizontally and vertically A free text description of the picture ratio following any "local" guidance, such as that from a broadcaster to whom the asset is being delivered A 1.33:1 (exact value: 4/3) picture with black bars. The picture is full height and centred horizontally ("pillarbox"). A 1.56 (exact value: 14/9) picture with black bars. The picture is full height and centred horizontally ("pillarbox"). A 1.56 (exact value: 14/9) picture with black bars. The picture is full width and centred vertically ("letterbox"). A 1.67:1 (exact value: 15/9) picture with black bars. The picture is full height and centred horizontally ("pillarbox"). A 1.67:1 (exact value: 15/9) picture with black bars. The picture is full width and centred vertically ("letterbox") A 1.78:1 (exact value: 16/9) picture with black bars. The picture is full width and centred vertically ("letterbox"). A 1.85:1 picture with black bars. The picture is full width and centred vertically ("letterbox"). A 2.33:1 (exact value: 21/9) picture with black bars. The picture is full width and centred vertically ("letterbox"). A 2.35:1 picture with black bars. The picture is full width and centred vertically ("letterbox"). A 2.39:1 (or 2.40:1) picture with black bars. The picture is full width and centred vertically ("letterbox"). The picture fills the full width of the frame, is vertically centred in the frame and there are black bars of unspecified (perhaps unknown) heights to the top and bottom of the picture The picture fills the full height of the frame, is horizontally centred in the frame and has black bars of unspecified (perhaps unknown) widths to the left and right of the picture The picture fills the full width of the frame and there are black bars of unspecified (perhaps unknown) heights to the top and bottom of the picture. The black bars may not be of equal height (and so the "letterbox" may not be vertically centred) The picture fills the full height of the frame and there are black bars of unspecified (perhaps unknown) widths to the left and right of the picture. The black bars may not be of equal width (and so the "pillarbox" may not be horizontally centred)