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Internal signatures with IDs 39511 and 39516 (both corresponding to fmt/1342) are the only two signatures which have a BinarySignatures element nested directly under the Files element instead of inside of a parent File element. The formatting on the XML itself around these in the file served here and at https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/aboutapps/pronom/droid-signature-files.htm do suggest that this is erroneous as well.
Attached here is a screenshot of a prettified copy of the same xml in question, where the odd BinarySignature elements are easy to see.
Since each of these occurrences is also preceded by a file element with a path but no binary signatures, it seems like the BinarySignatures are meant to be nested under their direct predecessors as in this screenshot:
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Internal signatures with IDs 39511 and 39516 (both corresponding to fmt/1342) are the only two signatures which have a BinarySignatures element nested directly under the Files element instead of inside of a parent File element. The formatting on the XML itself around these in the file served here and at https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/aboutapps/pronom/droid-signature-files.htm do suggest that this is erroneous as well.
Attached here is a screenshot of a prettified copy of the same xml in question, where the odd BinarySignature elements are easy to see.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/124837784/227300469-c3f49d24-4fc6-47cc-a6ad-9385552b67fc.png)
Since each of these occurrences is also preceded by a file element with a path but no binary signatures, it seems like the BinarySignatures are meant to be nested under their direct predecessors as in this screenshot:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: