Converting a web-based text page to XMP

I have a live, web-based text feed that contains all of the metadata I want to capture. I want to tag this metadata to video and image files, and I want that information to stay with the video and image files throughout the production process (ie. the metadata information should be available in transcoded copies of the video files and so on).
I'd also like to use this metadata to create data-driven graphics in Photoshop. At this stage I can get basic datasets working in PS, but I have to cut-and-paste the info from some cells into a .csv file first. Ideally I'd like to eliminate this manual step as it introduces the possibility of human error, which is what I'm trying to eliminate in the first place.
Photoshop can't read the whole text file as a dataset because I think it's in an array (I'm not sure, I don't get it), and from my understanding datasets will only work with .csv files.
It should be a relatively simple process to grab information from a live, web-based text feed and convert it to useable metadata, but I find the XMP SDK completely indecipherable. Apologies for my ignorance but I have no coding experience whatsoever and it seems like it's written in an alien language. Can someone please offer some advice as to how I go about this? Attached is a copy of the text file I'm trying to use.
Thanks to anyone with enough smarts or nerd power to crack it... it's beyone me, I've wasted weeks staring at a blank page and I'm more confused now than when I started.

Hi,
what you are planning to do seems technicaly possible with our XMP C++ SDK. But you really need programming skills in C/C++ to realize this project.
Regards,
Samy

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