Apple Final Cut Server 1.5 User Manual

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The relationships between the various metadata items for assets and productions are as
follows:

Assets

Productions

Metadata

maps

One metadata set is assigned

to each asset or production.

One or more metadata groups are
added to each metadata set.

One or more metadata fields are
added to each metadata group.

Each metadata field can use a
pop-up menu that contains
items of the same data type.

Data from one metadata
field can be mapped to a
different metadata field.

Production

metadata sets

Media

metadata sets

Media assets

Production assets

Metadata

lookups

Metadata

fields

Metadata

sets

Metadata

groups

(pop-up menus)

Each of these metadata items is configured in its own pane:

Metadata Field pane: This is where you create new metadata fields or edit existing fields.

See

About Metadata Fields

for more information.

Lookup pane: This is where you create pop-up menus that can be used by the metadata

fields. Using pop-up menus instead of text or number entry fields can make entering
metadata easier and more precise. See

Metadata Lookups

for more information.

Metadata Group pane: This is where you create groups of metadata fields. See

About

Metadata Groups

for more information.

Metadata Map pane: This is where you can relate one metadata field to another, making

it easier to extract metadata information from a wide variety of formats. See

Metadata

Mapping

for more information.

Metadata Set pane: This is where you assign metadata groups to metadata sets. When

you add assets or productions to Final Cut Server, you choose a metadata set to assign
to them, which in turn applies the metadata group and its fields. See

Managing Metadata

Sets

for more information.

Note: See

Settings for Permission Sets

for information about configuring the metadata

settings for a permission set.

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Chapter 4

Managing Metadata

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