ProppFrexx
appears
to have the ability to read JMD files
directly, but MyLibrary can create a .pfmd file alongside the audio to store additional
metadata.
The format of the file is as
follows: <?xml version="1.0"
encoding="utf-8"?> Artist and
Title are stored within the file's AUDIO tag - this applies to both MP3 and
WAV.
<MediaEntry
version="1">
<entryType>Music</entryType>
<duration>196272</duration>
<artist>BOKKERS</trtist>
<title>ANNIE UUT DE
BOCHTE</title>
<tagType>2</tagType>
<ci_chans>2</ci_chans>
<ci_freq>44100</ci_freq>
<general
/>
<cuePoints>
<ramp>4.7</ramp>
<ramp2>10.52</ramp2>
<ramp3>22.15</ramp3>
<next>192.03</next>
<cueOut>196.27</cueOut>
</cuePoints>
<otherCuePoints>
<name>HOOK</name>
<cueIn>54.88</cueIn>
<cueOut>67.82</cueOut>
</otherCuePoints>
</MediaEntry>