XMP Dynamic Media namespace
This namespace specifies properties used by the Adobe dynamic media group.
The namespace URI is http://ns.adobe.com/xmp/1.0/DynamicMedia/
The preferred namespace prefix is xmpDM
Name | Description | Type |
xmpDM:absPeakAudioFilePath | The absolute path to the file’s peak audio file. If empty, no peak file exists. | URI |
xmpDM:album | The name of the album. | Text |
xmpDM:altTapeName | An alternative tape name, set via the project window or timecode dialog in Premiere. If an alternative name has been set and has not been reverted, that name is displayed. | Text |
xmpDM:altTimecode | A timecode set by the user. When specified, it is used instead of the startTimecode. | Timecode |
xmpDM:artist | The name of the artist or artists. | Text |
xmpDM:audioChannelType | The audio channel type. One of:Mono ,Stereo ,5.1 ,7.1 ,16 Channel ,Other | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:audioCompressor | The audio compression used. For example, MP3. | Text |
xmpDM:audioSampleRate | The audio sample rate. Can be any value, but commonly 32000, 44100, or 48000. | Integer |
xmpDM:audioSampleType | The audio sample type. One of:8Int ,16Int ,24Int ,32Int ,32Float ,Compressed ,Packed ,Other | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:beatSpliceParams | Additional parameters for Beat Splice stretch mode. | beatSpliceStretch |
xmpDM:cameraAngle | The orientation of the camera to the subject in a static shot, from a fixed set of industry standard terminology. Predefined values include: Low Angle , Eye Level , High Angle , Overhead Shot , Birds Eye Shot , Dutch Angle , POV , Over the Shoulder , Reaction Shot | Open Choice of Text |
xmpDM:cameraLabel | A description of the camera used for a shoot. Can be any string, but is usually simply a number, for example "1", "2", or more explicitly "Camera 1" | Text |
xmpDM:cameraModel | The make and model of the camera used for a shoot. | Text |
xmpDM:cameraMove | The movement of the camera during the shot, from a fixed set of industry standard terminology. Predefined values include:Aerial , Boom Up , Boom Down , Crane Up , Crane Down , Dolly In , Dolly Out , Pan Left , Pan Right , Pedestal Up , Pedestal Down , Tilt Up , Tilt Down , Tracking , Truck Left , Truck Right , Zoom In , Zoom Out | Open Choice of Text |
xmpDM:client | The client for the job of which this shot or take is a part. | Text |
xmpDM:comment | A user’s comments. | Text |
xmpDM:composer | The composer’s name. | Text |
xmpDM:contributedMedia | An unordered list of all media used to create this media. | Unordered array of Media |
xmpDM:director | The director of the scene. | Text |
xmpDM:directorPhotography | The director of photography for the scene. | Text |
xmpDM:duration | The duration of the media file. | Time |
xmpDM:engineer | The engineer’s name. | Text |
xmpDM:fileDataRate | The file data rate in megabytes per second. For example:"36/10" = 3.6 MB/sec | Rational |
xmpDM:genre | The name of the genre. | Text |
xmpDM:good | A checkbox for tracking whether a shot is a keeper. | Boolean |
xmpDM:instrument | The musical instrument. | Text |
xmpDM:introTime | The duration of lead time for queuing music. | Time |
xmpDM:key | The audio’s musical key. One of:C , C# , D , D# , E , F , F# , G , G# , A , A# , B | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:logComment | User’s log comments. | Text |
xmpDM:loop | When true, the clip can be looped seamlessly. | Boolean |
xmpDM:numberOfBeats | The total number of musical beats in a clip; for example, the beats-per-second times the duration in seconds. | Real |
xmpDM:markers | An ordered list of markers. See also xmpDM:Tracks. | Ordered array of Marker |
xmpDM:outCue | The time at which to fade out. | Time |
xmpDM:projectName | The name of the project of which this file is a part. | Text |
xmpDM:projectRef | A reference to the project of which this file is a part. | ProjectLink |
xmpDM:pullDown | The sampling phase of film to be converted to video (pull-down). One of:WSSWW , SSWWW , SWWWS , WWWSS , WWSSW , WWWSW , WWSWW , WSWWW , SWWWW , WWWWS | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:relativePeakAudioFilePath | The relative path to the file’s peak audio file. If empty, no peak file exists. | URI |
xmpDM:relativeTimestamp | The start time of the media inside the audio project. | Time |
xmpDM:releaseDate | The date the title was released. | Date |
xmpDM:resampleParams | Additional parameters for Resample stretch mode. | resampleStretch |
xmpDM:scaleType | The musical scale used in the music. One of: Major , Minor , Both , Neither . Neither is most often used for instruments with no associated scale, such as drums. | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:scene | The name of the scene. | Text |
xmpDM:shotDate | The date and time when the video was shot. | Date |
xmpDM:shotDay | The day in a multiday shoot. For example: Day 2, Friday. | Text |
xmpDM:shotLocation | The name of the location where the video was shot. For example: "Oktoberfest, Munich Germany". For more accurate positioning, use the Exif GPS values. | Text |
xmpDM:shotName | The name of the shot or take. | Text |
xmpDM:shotNumber | The position of the shot in a script or production, relative to other shots. For example: 1, 2, 1a, 1b, 1.1, 1.2. | Text |
xmpDM:shotSize | The size or scale of the shot framing, from a fixed set of industry standard terminology. Predefined values include:ECU --extreme close-up , MCU -- medium close-up , CU -- close-up , MS -- medium shot , WS -- wide shot , MWS -- medium wide shot , EWS -- extreme wide shot | Open Choice of Text |
xmpDM:speakerPlacement | A description of the speaker angles from centre front in degrees. For example: “Left = -30, Right = 30, Centre = 0, LFE = 45, Left Surround = -110, Right Surround = 110” | Text |
xmpDM:startTimecode | The timecode of the first frame of video in the file, as obtained from the device control. | Timecode |
xmpDM:stretchMode | The audio stretch mode. One of:Fixed length, , Time-Scale , Resample , Beat Splice , Hybrid | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:takeNumber | A numeric value indicating the absolute number of a take. | Integer |
xmpDM:tapeName | The name of the tape from which the clip was captured, as set during the capture process. | Text |
xmpDM:tempo | The audio’s tempo. | Real |
xmpDM:timeScaleParams | Additional parameters for Time-Scale stretch mode. | timeScaleStretch |
xmpDM:timeSignature | The time signature of the music. One of:2/4 , 3/4 , 4/4 , 5/4 , 7/4 , 6/8 , 9/8 , 12/8 , other | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:trackNumber | A numeric value indicating the order of the audio file within its original recording. | Integer |
xmpDM:Tracks | An unordered list of tracks. A track is a named set of markers, which can specify a frame rate for all markers in the set.See also xmpDM:markers. | Unordered array of Track |
xmpDM:videoAlphaMode | The alpha mode. One of: straight, pre-multiplied , or none | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:videoAlphaPremultipleColor | A colour in CMYK or RGB to be used as the premultiple colour when alpha mode is premultiplied. | Colorants |
xmpDM:videoAlphaUnityIsTransparent | When true, unity is clear, when false, it is opaque. | Boolean |
xmpDM:videoColorSpace | The colour space. One of:sRGB (used by Photoshop) , CCIR-601 (used for NTSC) , CCIR-709 (used for HD) | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:videoCompressor | Video compression used. For example, jpeg. | Text |
xmpDM:videoFieldOrder | The field order for video. One of:Upper , Lower , Progressive | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:videoFrameRate | The video frame rate. Predefined values include:24 , NTSC , PAL | Open Choice of Text |
xmpDM:videoFrameSize | The frame size. For example: w:720, h: 480, unit:pixels | Dimensions |
xmpDM:videoPixelAspectRatio | The aspect ratio, expressed as wd/ht. For example: “648/720” = 0.9 | Rational |
xmpDM:videoPixelDepth | The size in bits of each colour component of a pixel. Standard Windows 32-bit pixels have 8 bits per component. One of:8Int , 16Int , 24Int , 32Int , 32Float , Other | Closed Choice of Text |
xmpDM:partOfCompilation | Part of compilation. | Boolean |
xmpDM:lyrics | Lyrics text. No association with timecode. | Text |
xmpDM:discNumber | If in a multi-disc set, might contain total number of discs. For example: 2/3. | Text |