Indicates the duration (often followed by a number, or meaning "minutes").

This follows the DDMMYY format (February 4, 2017). In the context of file trading, this usually represents the date the file was ripped, encoded, or uploaded to the specific platform, rather than the original DVD release date (which typically precedes the upload date).

A technical term used when the original file was fixed or re-compressed to resolve an error (like audio sync issues or a corrupt frame) found in the first release. Content Ideas