Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx - Manual (Page 204)

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Use the XMP metadata fields to store data that applies to the source file, and all clip instances that point to it. Use the clip metadata fields to store
data specific to each unique clip. Link clip metadata fields to XMP metadata fields when you want clip metadata copied to the source file. Do not
link a clip metadata field to an XMP metadata field for more than one clip pointing to the same source file, however.
Edit XMP metadata
In Adobe video applications, similarly named properties are linked in the Metadata and Project panels. However, the Metadata panel provides
more extensive properties and lets you edit them for multiple files simultaneously.
1. Select the desired files or clips.
2. In the Metadata panel, edit text or adjust values as needed.
If you selected multiple items, the panel displays properties as follows:
If a property matches for all items, the matching entry appears.
If a property differs, <Multiple Values> appears. To apply matching values, click the text box, and type.
Search XMP metadata
1. Select the files or clips you want to search.
2. In the search box at the top of the Metadata panel, enter the text you want to find.
The list of metadata collapses to reveal only properties that contain your search string.
3. (Adobe Premiere Pro only) To navigate through the search results, click the Previous and Next buttons to the right of the search box, or
press Tab.
4. To exit the search mode and return to the full list of metadata, click the close button to the right of the search box.
Metadata panel
A. Before search, all properties appear B. After search, only properties with search string appear. In Adobe Premiere Pro, Previous and Next
buttons navigate through search results.
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