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| Value |
Description |
Notes |
|
| 000 |
Epublication ‘content package’ |
An epublication viewed as a unique package of content which may be converted into any of a number of different types for delivery
to the consumer. This code is used when an ONIX <Product> record describes the content package and lists within the record
the different forms in which it is available
|
| 001 |
HTML |
An epublication delivered in a basic, unprotected, HTML format. Do NOT use for HTML-based formats which include DRM protection |
| 002 |
PDF |
An epublication delivered in a basic, unprotected, PDF format. Do NOT use for PDF-based formats which include DRM protection |
| 003 |
PDF-Merchant |
An epublication delivered in PDF format, capable of being read in the standard Acrobat Reader, and protected by PDF-Merchant
DRM features. (This format is no longer supported for new applications)
|
| 004 |
Adobe Ebook Reader |
An epublication delivered in an enhanced PDF format, using Adobe’s proprietary EBX DRM, capable of being read in the Adobe
Ebook Reader software, on any platform which can support this software, which was formerly known as Glassbook
|
| 005 |
Microsoft Reader Level 1/Level 3 |
An epublication delivered in an unencrypted Microsoft .LIT format, capable of being read in the Microsoft Reader software
at any level, on any platform which can support this software. (Level 3 differs from Level 1 only in that it embeds the name
of the original purchaser)
|
| 006 |
Microsoft Reader Level 5 |
An epublication delivered in the Microsoft .LIT format, with full encryption, capable of being read in the Microsoft Reader
software at Level 5, on any platform which can support this software
|
| 007 |
NetLibrary |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary HTML- or OEBF-based format, capable of being read only through subscription to
the NetLibrary service
|
| 008 |
MetaText |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary format through a web browser, capable of being read only through subscription to
the MetaText service (the educational division of NetLibrary)
|
| 009 |
MightyWords |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary PDF-based format, capable of being read only through subscription to the MightyWords
service
|
| 010 |
eReader (AKA Palm Reader) |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary HTML-based format, capable of being read in reading software which may be used
on handheld devices using the Palm OS or Pocket PC/Windows CE operating systems
|
| 011 |
Softbook |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary format capable of being read in reading software which is specific to the Softbook
hardware platform. Also capable of being read on the Softbook’s successor, the Gemstar REB 1200
|
| 012 |
RocketBook |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary .RB format, capable of being read in reading software which is specific to the
RocketBook hardware platform. Also capable of being read on the RocketBook’s successor, the Gemstar REB 1100
|
| 013 |
Gemstar REB 1100 |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary .RB format, capable of being read in reading software which is specific to the
Gemstar REB 1100 hardware platform. Also capable of being read on the RocketBook with some loss of functionality
|
| 014 |
Gemstar REB 1200 |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary format, capable of being read in reading software which is specific to the Gemstar
REB 1200 hardware platform. Also capable of being read on the Softbook with some loss of functionality
|
| 015 |
Franklin eBookman |
An epublication delivered in Franklin’s proprietary HTML-based format, capable of being read in reading software which is
specific to the Franklin eBookman platform
|
| 016 |
Books24x7 |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary XML-based format and available for online access only through subscription to the
Books24x7 service
|
| 017 |
DigitalOwl |
An epublication available through DigitalOwl proprietary packaging, distribution and DRM software, delivered in a variety
of formats across a range of platforms
|
| 018 |
Handheldmed |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary HTML-based format, capable of being read in Handheldmed reader software on Palm
OS, Windows, and EPOC/Psion handheld devices, available only through the Handheldmed service
|
| 019 |
WizeUp |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary ???-based format and available for download only through the WizeUp service |
| 020 |
TK3 |
An epublication delivered in the proprietary TK3 format, capable of being read only in the TK3 reader software supplied by
Night Kitchen Inc, on any platform which can support this software
|
| 021 |
Litraweb |
An epublication delivered in an encrypted .RTF format, capable of being read only in the Litraweb Visor software, and available
only from Litraweb.com
|
| 022 |
MobiPocket |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary format, capable of being read in the MobiPocket software on PalmOS, WindowsCE /Pocket
PC, Franklin eBookman, and EPOC32 handheld devices, available through the MobiPocket service. Includes Amazon Kindle formats
up to and including version 7 – but prefer code 031 for version 7, and always use 031 for KF8
|
| 023 |
Open Ebook |
An epublication delivered in the standard distribution format specified in the Open Ebook Publication Structure (OEBPS) format
and capable of being read in any OEBPS-compliant reading system. Includes EPUB format up to and including version 2 – but
prefer code 029 for EPUB 2, and always use 029 for EPUB 3
|
| 024 |
Town Compass DataViewer |
An epublication delivered in a proprietary format, capable of being read in Town Compass DataViewer reader software on a Palm
OS handheld device
|
| 025 |
TXT |
An epublication delivered in an openly available .TXT format, with ASCII or UTF-8 encoding, as used for example in Project
Gutenberg
|
| 026 |
ExeBook |
An epublication delivered as a self-executing file including its own reader software, and created with proprietary ExeBook
Self-Publisher software
|
| 027 |
Sony BBeB |
An epublication in a Sony proprietary format for use with the Sony Reader and LIBRIé reading devices |
| 028 |
VitalSource Bookshelf |
|
| 029 |
EPUB |
An epublication delivered using the Open Publication Structure / OPS Container Format standard of the International Digital
Publishing Forum (IDPF). [This value was originally defined as ‘Adobe Digital Editions’, which is not an epublication format
but a reader which supports PDF or EPUB (IDPF) formats. Since PDF is already covered by code 002, it was agreed, and announced
to the ONIX listserv in September 2009, that code 029 should be refined to represent EPUB format]
|
| 030 |
MyiLibrary |
|
| 031 |
Kindle |
Amazon proprietary file format derived from Mobipocket format, used for Kindle devices and Kindle reader software |
| 032 |
Google Edition |
An epublication made available by Google in association with a publisher; readable online on a browser-enabled device and
offline on designated ebook readers
|
| 033 |
Vook |
An epublication in a proprietary format combining text and video content and available to be used online or as a downloadable
application for a mobile device – see www.vook.com
|
| 034 |
DXReader |
An epublication in a proprietary format for use with DXReader software |
| 035 |
EBL |
An epublication in a format proprietary to the Ebook Library service |
| 036 |
Ebrary |
An epublication in a format proprietary to the Ebrary service |
| 037 |
iSilo |
An epublication in a proprietary format for use with iSilo software on various hardware platforms |
| 038 |
Plucker |
An epublication in a proprietary format for use with Plucker reader software on Palm and other handheld devices |
| 039 |
VitalBook |
A format proprietary to the VitalSource service |
| 040 |
Book ‘app’ for iOS |
Epublication packaged as an application for iOS (eg Apple iPhone, iPad etc) containing both executable code and content. Content
can be described with <ProductContentType>
|
| 041 |
Android ‘app’ |
Epublication packaged as an application for Android (eg Android phone or tablet) containing both executable code and content.
Content can be described with <ProductContentType>
|
| 042 |
Other ‘app’ |
Epublication packaged as an application. Technical requirements such as target operating system and/or device should be provided
in <EpubTypeNote>. Content can be described with <ProductContentType>
|
| 043 |
XPS |
XML Paper Specification format [File extension .xps] for (eg) Blio |
| 044 |
iBook |
Apple’s iBook format (a proprietary extension of EPUB), can only be read on Apple iOS devices |
| 045 |
ePIB |
Proprietary format based on EPUB used by Barnes and Noble for fixed-format e-books, readable on NOOK devices and Nook reader
software
|
| 046 |
SCORM |
Sharable Content Object Reference Model, standard content and packaging format for e-learning objects |
| 047 |
EBP |
E-book Plus (proprietary Norwegian e-book format based on HTML5 documents packaged within a zipped .ebp file) |
| 048 |
Page Perfect |
Proprietary format based on PDF used by Barnes and Noble for fixed-format e-books, readable on some NOOK devices and Nook
reader software
|
| 098 |
Multiple formats |
Product consists of parts in different formats |
| 099 |
Unspecified |
Unknown, or no code yet assigned for this format |
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