JEITA  CP-3451 - 91 - A typical INFO list is shown in Figure 48. Address Offset Code Meaning Code Meaning (Hex) (Hex) (Hex) +00 4C 49 +01 49 4E +02 53 41 +03 54 "LIST" (ckID) 4D "INAM" (ckID) +04 40 0A +05 00 00 +06 00 00 +07 00 00000040.H (ckSize) 00 0000000A.H (ckSize) +08 49 +09 4E +OA 46 +OB 4F "INFO" (listType) "Two Trees"Z (ckData) +OC INAM-ck (18 Bytes) 49 4E +1E ICMT-ck (42 Bytes) 41 4D "ICMT" (ckID) 21 00 00 00 00000021.H (ckSize) "A picture for the opening screen"Z (ckData) Figure 48 Typical INFO List The following points need to be observed in using the INFO list. They are explained in reference to Figure 48. The 'Z' at the end of the text string information in the INAM and ICMT chunks means NULL termination. The actual code appended is '00.H'. The chunk data (ckData) in each chunk shall be an even number of bytes. If the data itself is an odd number of bytes, it shall be padded by one additional byte.   In  the  example  in  Figure 48,  the  ICMT  chunk  has  33  bytes  of  information  including  the NULL  termination,  so  a padding byte '00.H' shall be appended. No padding is necessary with the INAM chunk information, since the size including NULL termination is 10 bytes.   The value of the chunk size (ckSize) of the ICMT chunk does not include the padding byte. However, the chunk size of the LIST chunk that is its parent chunk shall include the padding bytes in the sub-chunks. If this rule is not observed, it will not be possible to determine the start address of a chunk following after this LIST chunk.   (3) INFO List used by Exif audio files The INFO list used with Exif audio files is as follows.