Hi All,
I am producing a series of videos for a particular client who needs MP4 output.
I usually number edits (1.X for initial assembly, 2.X for edit plus cutaways, 3.X for edit with straps/graphics, 4.X for final version.
It 'sometimes' happens that a client will ask for a revision after the final approved version - edit 4.1, for example. In that case I'd incorporate the amends into edit 4.2.
I keep track of this by appending the version number to the file name (eg big_reveal_edit_4_1.mp4) but I like to supply the final version with just its name (big_reveal.mp4). However, it would be good to be able to keep tabs on which version that represents, as it is not unknown for this client to come back some way down the line requesting further changes (job titles in straps, for example). I'd like to be able to store metadata identifying the cut number with the MP4 files in a way that will not interfere with the way the container works?
I've found a few tools that will add metadata (eg MetaX) but they are all geared up to automatically tagging commercially released movies and seem a bit over-the-top for my humble needs...
Any help or suggestions gratefully received!
Brian
I am producing a series of videos for a particular client who needs MP4 output.
I usually number edits (1.X for initial assembly, 2.X for edit plus cutaways, 3.X for edit with straps/graphics, 4.X for final version.
It 'sometimes' happens that a client will ask for a revision after the final approved version - edit 4.1, for example. In that case I'd incorporate the amends into edit 4.2.
I keep track of this by appending the version number to the file name (eg big_reveal_edit_4_1.mp4) but I like to supply the final version with just its name (big_reveal.mp4). However, it would be good to be able to keep tabs on which version that represents, as it is not unknown for this client to come back some way down the line requesting further changes (job titles in straps, for example). I'd like to be able to store metadata identifying the cut number with the MP4 files in a way that will not interfere with the way the container works?
I've found a few tools that will add metadata (eg MetaX) but they are all geared up to automatically tagging commercially released movies and seem a bit over-the-top for my humble needs...
Any help or suggestions gratefully received!
Brian
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