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Exporting xmp metadata – Adobe Media Encoder CS4 User Manual

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USING ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER CS4

Encoding media

Last updated 4/29/2012

Exporting XMP metadata

Export XMP metadata with a clip
If a clip contains metadata, you can export the clip metadata when you encode the clip.

Note: The Include Source XMP Metadata option is available when exporting MPEG-1 (Windows only), Windows Media
(Windows only), MPEG-2, MPEG-2 Blu-ray, FLV | F4V, H.264, or QuickTime formats.

1

In the Export Settings dialog box, click the Advanced Mode button

, if necessary, to expose the options panels.

2

Click the panel menu button

to the right of the options panels to open the panel menu.

3

Select Include Source XMP Metadata.

Edit XMP metadata in a file before exporting
You can add metadata to a sequence or composition that can be exported when the sequence or composition is
encoded.

1

In theExport Settings dialog box, click the Advanced Mode button

, if the options panels are not already

exposed.

2

Click the panel menu button

to the right of the options panels to open the panel menu.

3

Select File Info.

4

In the dialog box, type information into any of the metadata fields as needed, and click

OK.

Append XMP metadata to a file before exporting

1

In the Export Settings dialog box, click the Advanced Modebutton

, if the options panels are not already

exposed.

2

Click the panel menu button

to the right of the options panels to open the panel menu.

3

Select File Info.

4

In the File Info window, select the tab for the type of metadata you want to import.

5

(Optional) some tabs, such as the Description tab, contain a menu offering a selection of template metadata, such
as various types of copyright data. Select the desired type.

6

Select Import from the menu next to the OK button, and, in the Import Options pop-up menu, select the desired
option, and click

OK.

7

Browse to the desired XMP file, select it, and click Open.

8

Click

OK.

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