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richardlehane · Dec 18, 2015 · ed943cf · ed943cf
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diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/archivematica.sig b/cmd/roy/data/archivematica.sig
diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/pronom.sig b/cmd/roy/data/pronom.sig
diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt104.xml b/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt104.xml
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
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-      </ProvenanceDescription>
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+http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/flashplayer-air-feature-list.html</ProvenanceDescription>
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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
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+      <FormatDescription>The Adobe Flash format, SWF, previously known as Shockwave Flash or Macromedia Shockwave Flash, and alternatively known as the Small Web Format, is a file format primarily designed for creating interactive multimedia applications. The format iterates rapidly, often in line with new releases of Adobe Flash or Adobe Air. Prior to version 6 all SWF files were uncompressed, however version 6 introduced the option of using zlib compression. Version 13 introduced the option of using LZMA compression.</FormatDescription>
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-      <ProvenanceDescription>
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+http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/flashplayer-air-feature-list.html</ProvenanceDescription>
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diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt106.xml b/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt106.xml
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
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+      <FormatDescription>The Adobe Flash format, SWF, previously known as Shockwave Flash or Macromedia Shockwave Flash, and alternatively known as the Small Web Format, is a file format primarily designed for creating interactive multimedia applications. The format iterates rapidly, often in line with new releases of Adobe Flash or Adobe Air. Prior to version 6 all SWF files were uncompressed, however version 6 introduced the option of using zlib compression. Version 13 introduced the option of using LZMA compression.</FormatDescription>
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       <ProvenanceSourceDate>11 Mar 2005</ProvenanceSourceDate>
-      <ProvenanceDescription>
-      </ProvenanceDescription>
-      <LastUpdatedDate>26 Feb 2013</LastUpdatedDate>
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+http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/flashplayer-air-feature-list.html</ProvenanceDescription>
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diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt107.xml b/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt107.xml
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
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+      <FormatDescription>The Adobe Flash format, SWF, previously known as Shockwave Flash or Macromedia Shockwave Flash, and alternatively known as the Small Web Format, is a file format primarily designed for creating interactive multimedia applications. The format iterates rapidly, often in line with new releases of Adobe Flash or Adobe Air. Prior to version 6 all SWF files were uncompressed, however version 6 introduced the option of using zlib compression. Version 13 introduced the option of using LZMA compression.</FormatDescription>
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       <ProvenanceSourceDate>11 Mar 2005</ProvenanceSourceDate>
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-      <LastUpdatedDate>26 Feb 2013</LastUpdatedDate>
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+http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/flashplayer-air-feature-list.html</ProvenanceDescription>
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diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt108.xml b/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt108.xml
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
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+      <FormatDescription>The Adobe Flash format, SWF, previously known as Shockwave Flash or Macromedia Shockwave Flash, and alternatively known as the Small Web Format, is a file format primarily designed for creating interactive multimedia applications. The format iterates rapidly, often in line with new releases of Adobe Flash or Adobe Air. Prior to version 6 all SWF files were uncompressed, however version 6 introduced the option of using zlib compression. Version 13 introduced the option of using LZMA compression.</FormatDescription>
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-      <ProvenanceDescription>
-      </ProvenanceDescription>
-      <LastUpdatedDate>26 Feb 2013</LastUpdatedDate>
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+http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/flashplayer-air-feature-list.html</ProvenanceDescription>
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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
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-      <ProvenanceDescription>
-      </ProvenanceDescription>
-      <LastUpdatedDate>26 Feb 2013</LastUpdatedDate>
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+http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/flashplayer-air-feature-list.html</ProvenanceDescription>
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diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt110.xml b/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt110.xml
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
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+      <FormatDescription>The Adobe Flash format, SWF, previously known as Shockwave Flash or Macromedia Shockwave Flash, and alternatively known as the Small Web Format, is a file format primarily designed for creating interactive multimedia applications. The format iterates rapidly, often in line with new releases of Adobe Flash or Adobe Air. Prior to version 6 all SWF files were uncompressed, however version 6 introduced the option of using zlib compression. Version 13 introduced the option of using LZMA compression..</FormatDescription>
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       <ProvenanceSourceDate>11 Mar 2005</ProvenanceSourceDate>
-      <ProvenanceDescription>
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-      <LastUpdatedDate>26 Feb 2013</LastUpdatedDate>
+      <ProvenanceDescription>http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/swf/pdf/swf-file-format-spec.pdf
+http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/flashplayer-air-feature-list.html</ProvenanceDescription>
+      <LastUpdatedDate>03 Aug 2015</LastUpdatedDate>
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diff --git a/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt111.xml b/cmd/roy/data/pronom/fmt111.xml
@@ -93,6 +93,12 @@
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