View clip data in the metadata panel, Link clip data to xmp metadata – Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 User Manual
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USING ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS4
Managing assets
Last updated 11/6/2011
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In the list, click Add Property to the right of the schema name.
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Enter a property name, and select one of the following for Type:
Integer
Displays whole numbers that you drag across or double-click to replace.
Real
Displays fractional numbers that you drag across or double-click to replace.
Text
Displays a text box (for properties similar to Location).
Boolean
Displays a check box (for On or Off properties).
View clip data in the Metadata panel
You can show or hide clip information in the Metadata panel like any other metadata. Premiere Pro saves clip
information in the schema named Premiere Project Metadata.
For more information about showing or hiding metadata schemas, see “
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Do one of the following, if necessary:
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If the Metadata panel is not open, select Window > Metadata.
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If the contents of the Metadata panel are hidden behind another panel, click the Metadata tab to bring the panel
forward.
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Click the panel menu button in the Metadata panel, and select Metadata Display.
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Click the triangle next to Premiere Project Metadata to view all the clip information fields.
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Do one of the following:
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Check the Premiere Project Metadata box to display all clip information,
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Check only the boxes near the names of the clip information fields you want to display.
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Click OK.
Link clip data to XMP metadata
In the Metadata panel, the Clip property value fields are internal. They reside in the Premiere Pro project file, and are
readable by Premiere Pro alone. However, some of the property value fields in the Clip section have a link option box
next to them. After you select the link option, Premiere Pro automatically enters the information that you enter into
the Clip value field into a corresponding XMP field.
When you select the link option, the metadata panel links a clip data field to an XMP metadata field in one of the
schema. Selecting this option does not copy existing clip data into XMP fields. Premiere Pro does copy any clip data
added after the link is made into the linked XMP fields. In most cases, the XMP field has the same name as the clip data
field linked to it. In the following two cases, the XMP fields have names different from the clip data fields linked to them:
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In the Metadata panel, drag the scroll bar under the Clip heading downward until you see the fields with empty link
buttons to the right.
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Click the link buttons near any fields you want to link to XMP metadata.
A chain icon appears in the link button
for any linked field.
Clip data field name
XMP field name
Name
Title (in Dublin Core schema)
Log Note
Log Comment (In Dynamic Media schema)