Adobe 22011292 User Manual - Page 142
Close files, Viewing and editing XMP metadata, About the Metadata panel and XMP
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USING ADOBE AUDITION 138 Saving and exporting Note: The nonstandard 16.8 and 24.0 Floating Point options are provided for compatibility with previous versions of Adobe Audition. (16.8 was the internal format used by Audition 1.0. 24.0 was an optional setting from the same version.) 4GB Plus Support Stores files larger than 4GB using either RF64 format, which reflects the current European Broadcasting Union standard, or the Multiple Data Chunks format supported by previous versions of Audition. Note: To ensure compatibility with a wide range of applications, choose the RF64 format for files greater than 4GB. Close files ❖ Do any of the following: • To close the current file in the Editor panel, choose File > Close. • To close all open audio, video, and session files, choose File > Close All. • To close files that aren't referenced by an open multitrack session, choose File > Close Unused Media. • To close the current session and related audio clips in the Multitrack Editor, choose File > Close Session and Its Media. Viewing and editing XMP metadata In Adobe Audition, the Metadata panel provides BWF, ID3, and RIFF tabs that let you quickly access this common audio metadata. The XMP tab provides the same information, combined with a longer list of metadata common to Adobe video applications. (For example, the Display Title field on the RIFF tab corresponds to the Title field in the Dublin Core section of the XMP tab.) Important: To preserve metadata when you save files, select Include Markers and Other Metadata in the Save or Export dialog box. The BWF tab applies to Broadcast Wave files, which let you specify a time offset for playback, as well as standard descriptive metadata. To include Broadcast Wave metadata in a file, you must save in WAV format; see "Save audio files" on page 134. To insert a Broadcast Wave file in the Multitrack Editor, see "Spot-insert a Broadcast Wave file into a session" on page 23. The ID3 and RIFF tabs apply to mp3 and radio industry metadata, respectively. About the Metadata panel and XMP To streamline your workflow and organize your files, use XMP metadata. Metadata is a set of descriptive information about a file. Video and audio files automatically include basic metadata properties, such as date, duration, and file type. You can add details with properties such as location, director, copyright, and much more. With the Metadata panel, you can share this information about assets throughout Adobe video and audio applications. Unlike conventional clip properties, which are limited to only one application's Project or Files panel, metadata properties are embedded in source files, so the data automatically appears in other applications. This sharing of metadata lets you quickly track and manage video assets as they move through your production workflow. Note: Properties in the Metadata panel also appear in Adobe Bridge, providing additional details that help you quickly browse assets. For a video about the Metadata panel, see the Adobe website. Maxim Jago explains XMP metadata in a video from, "Premiere Pro CS5 for Avid Editors." Last updated 2/16/2012