FOCUS Enhancements MR-HD100 - Manual (Page 67)

Metadata
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Structural
Structural metadata is video clip-based and used primarily for
storage of objects in the production library and for presentation.
This metadata assists users during production and post
production steps and can be added or changed according to
where the content is in the workflow.
Structural metadata can include:
• Camera.
• Clip number.
• Name of videographer.
• Project ID.
• Storyboard frame number.
• Sequence start/stop (timecode-based)
• Frame location (timecode-based)
Structural metadata is added during recording and subsequent
editing. Often this metadata is timecode-based, which defines or
describes specific frames within a clip.
Templates
A template is an xml form into which, job specific data is entered.
For example, a news crew will have at least one template available
for each story type covered: accident, fire, interviews, sports-
baseball, sports-football, and weather.
A metadata template can include:
• Fields into which data is entered,
• Lists of predetermined metadata from which values are
selected,
• Setting the type of metadata, timecode based or not,
It is possible to create both metadata templates that conform to the
Apple XML Interchange Format and custom templates.
Metadata entered through the template is stored in a database on
the MR-HD100.