tailieunhanh - adobe production premium for final cut studio editors 2009 phần 2

Adobe đã thực hiện mở rộng hỗ trợ siêu dữ liệu được chia sẻ và có thể đọc được trên tất cả các ứng dụng của họ, bằng cách sử dụng một kiến trúc XMP. Đáng buồn thay, Final Cut Pro không đọc siêu dữ liệu XMP nguyên bản. Vì vậy, không có cách nào để có được dữ liệu này, dễ dàng, vào Final Cut Pro. | 28 Chapter 2 ADOBE BRIDGE OUR MEDIA HUB Adobe and Apple Differ on Metadata Adobe has implemented extensive metadata support that is shared and readable across all their applications using an XMP architecture. Sadly Final Cut Pro does not read XMP metadata natively. So there is no way to get this data easily into Final Cut Pro. Final Cut Server does read metadata provided it is contained in still image data. At this point Final Cut Server does not read XMP data from sidecar or media files. Adding Metadata Metadata - which is the information that describes your files -is where Bridge really shines. The whole reason for spending time adding metadata - and it does take time - to our files is to allow us to find the files we need when we need them with a minimum of wasted time and steps. As we fill up more and more hard disks with media being able to find exactly the clips we need becomes increasingly challenging especially if you have multiple clips all named Scene 23 WS Tk 2. It made sense at the time but a year later as you are looking for that clip it s going to be hard to locate. That s where metadata comes in. We can add data to our images and media in several ways Ratings Labels Keywords Metadata We use all this metadata to help us describe our clips in a way that makes it easy to find later. Tip You can also apply star ratings from the Label menu but this is nowhere near as cool as dragging with the mouse. Using Ratings Ratings are cool. Underneath every thumbnail is a series of five dots. Click on a star or drag your mouse across those dots and they turn into star ratings just like in iPhoto. These stars can mean anything you want - the cool part is that you can search for files based on their star ratings see Fig. . To change the rating simply click or drag across them again. In fact as you change a rating you ll see an otherwise invisible button on the left which allows you to remove any rating from a clip. Ratings are displayed in both the Content and .