EBML

EBML (Extensible Binary Meta Language) is like a big library where we can store information in a way that computers can understand. Think of it like a special kind of puzzle box where we can store different things, like music or movies or pictures. Instead of using words, we use code to describe what is inside the box.

The cool thing about EBML is that it allows us to have different kinds of boxes and we can put those boxes inside other boxes. It's kind of like playing with blocks where we can stack different sizes and shapes together to make something interesting.

When we want to put something inside an EBML box, we have to first label what it is. Imagine you have a toy box and you want to find your favorite toy inside. You put a sticker on the box that says "favorite toy" so you can quickly find it. Similarly, with EBML, we add a label to the box so we can easily identify what's inside.

EBML is used a lot when we want to make big media files that need to store a lot of different information. We can use it to store things like the title of a movie, the length of a song, or even the creator of a piece of art.

So, EBML is like a special kind of box that we can use to store information that computers can understand. We label each box so we can easily find what we're looking for later. It helps us make big media files that keep track of important information.