Schema hierarchy
Understand how a thin Release anchor connects to Editions, then to Mediums, Groups, and Tracks, and how tracks connect back to recording versions, recordings, and works.
Documentation
Start with the model, then inspect the schemas.
The public site is a front door. The canonical working documents and schemas live in the specs repository.
LCX container format
Review how release graphs can be packaged, sealed, signed, transported, validated, and archived as Labelcopy exchange files.
Identifiers and time travel
Learn how LCIDs, CIDs, commits, trees, branches, and tags make release states traceable.
CD, DDP, and production manifests
Manufacturing data can include frame-accurate CD PQ/TOC details, CD-Text overrides, plant requirements, and legacy DDP interoperability.