XMP Namespace Definitions
XMP Namespace Definitions
md 2024-05-21
XMP metadata may include properties from one or more of the namespaces. For example, a typical subset
used by many Adobe applications might include the following:
1. XMP standard namespaces, provides namespace definitions for standard general-purpose namespaces.
2. Specialized Namespaces, provides namespace definitions for namespaces that are specialized for Adobe
applications or usages
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Units for Crop Width and Crop Height. One of: 0=pixels 1=inches
crs:CropUnits Integer
2=cm.
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crs:RawFileName File name for raw file (not a complete path). Text
Ordered
crs:ToneCurve Array of points (Integer, Integer) defining a Tone Curve. array of
Integer
The name of the Tone Curve described by ToneCurve. One of: Open
crs:ToneCurveName Linear , Medium Contrast , Strong Contrast , Custom or a Choice
user-defined preset name of Text
Closed
White Balance setting. One of: As Shot , Auto , Daylight ,
crs:WhiteBalance Choice
Cloudy , Shade , Tungsten ,Fluorescent , Flash , Custom
of Text
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Ordered
DCMI definition: A point or period of time associated with an event in
dc:date array of
the life cycle of the resource.
Date
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Unordered
DCMI definition: A language of the resource. XMP addition: XMP usage
dc:language array of
is a list of languages used in the content of the resource.
Locale
DCMI definition: Information about rights held in and over the resource.
DCMI comment: Typically, rights information includes a statement about
Language
dc:rights various property rights associated with the resource, including
Alternative
intellectual property rights. XMP addition: XMP usage is a list of
informal rights statements, given in various languages.
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EXIF namespace
EXIF Schema For EXIF-Specific Properties. These properties defined solely by EXIF.
exif:ApertureValue EXIF tag 37378, 0x9202. Lens aperture, unit is APEX. Rational
exif:ExposureBiasValue EXIF tag 37380, 0x9204. Exposure bias, unit is APEX. Rational
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exif:PixelXDimension EXIF tag 40962, 0xA002. Valid image width, in pixels. Integer
exif:PixelYDimension EXIF tag 40963, 0xA003. Valid image height, in pixels. Integer
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EXIF tag 41729, 0xA301. Indicates the type of scene: Closed Choice
exif:SceneType
1(directly photographed image) is the only choice. of Integer
EXIF tag 37396, 0x9214. The location and area of the Ordered array
exif:SubjectArea
main subject in the overall scene. of Integer
Language
exif:UserComment EXIF tag 37510, 0x9286. Comments from user.
Alternative
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GPS tag 23, 0x17. Reference for movement direction: T Closed Choice
exif:GPSDestBearingRef
= true direction, M = magnetic direction of Text
GPS tag 25, 0x19. Units used for speed measurement: Closed Choice
exif:GPSDestDistanceRef
"K" = kilometers, "M" = miles, "N" = knots of Text
exif:GPSDOP GPS tag 11, 0x0B. Degree of precision for GPS data. Rational
exif:GPSSpeed GPS tag 13, 0x0D. Speed of GPS receiver movement. Rational
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pdf:PDFVersion The PDF file version (for example: 1.0, 1.3, and so on). Text
pdf:Producer The name of the tool that created the PDF document. AgentName
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Photoshop namespace
This namespace specifies properties used by Adobe Photoshop
Ordered
If a document has text layers, this property caches
photoshop:TextLayers array of
the text for each layer.
Layer
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Unordered
photoshop:SupplementalCategories Supplemental category.
array of Text
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TIFF namespace
EXIF properties for TIFF-derived data.
Ordered
tiff:BitsPerSample Number of bits per component in each channel. array of
Integer
Closed
tiff:Compression Compression scheme. 1 = Uncompressed , 6 = JPEG Choice of
Integer
Date and time when the file was last modified (no time
zone in EXIF), stored in ISO 8601 format, not the original
tiff:DateTime EXIF format. This property includes the value for the EXIF Date
SubSecTime(37520, 0x9290) attribute. NOTE: This property
is stored in XMP as xmp:ModifyDate.
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Closed
tiff:PhotometricInterpretation Pixel Composition. 2 = RGB, 6 = YCbCr Choice of
Integer
Closed
tiff:PlanarConfiguration Data layout. 1 = chunky, 2 = planar Choice of
Integer
Ordered
tiff:PrimaryChromaticities Chromaticity of the three primary colors. array of
Rational
Ordered
tiff:ReferenceBlackWhite Reference black and white point values. array of
Rational
Closed
Unit used for XResolution and YResolution. Value is one of
tiff:ResolutionUnit Choice of
2 = Inches, 3 = Centimeters
Integer
Ordered
Transfer function for image described in tabular style with
tiff:TransferFunction array of
3 * 256 entries.
Integer
Ordered
tiff:WhitePoint Chromaticity of white point. array of
Rational
Ordered
tiff:YCbCrCoefficients Matrix coefficients for RGB to YCbCr transformation. array of
Rational
Closed
Position of chrominance vs. luminance components. 1 =
tiff:YCbCrPositioning Choice of
centered, 2 = co-sited
Integer
Ordered
Sampling ratio of chrominance components. [2,1] =
tiff:YCbCrSubSampling array of
YCbCr4:2:2, [2,2] = YCbCr4:2:0
Integer
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The date and time the resource was created. For a digital file, this
need not match a file-system creation time. For a freshly created
xmp:CreateDate resource, it should be close to that time, modulo the time taken to Date
write the file. Later file transfer, copying, and so on, can make the
file-system time arbitrarily different.
xmp:CreatorTool The name of the first known tool used to create the resource. AgentName
The date and time that any metadata for this resource was last
xmp:MetadataDate changed. It should be the same as or more recent than Date
xmp:ModifyDate.
The date and time the resource was last modified. NOTE: The value
xmp:ModifyDate of this property is not necessarily the same as the file’s system Date
modification date because it is typically set before the file is saved.
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The base URL for relative URLs in the document content. If this
document contains Internet links, and those links are relative, they
are relative to this base URL. This property provides a standard way
xmp:BaseURL URL
for embedded relative URLs to be interpreted by tools. Web
authoring tools should set the value based on their notion of where
URLs will be interpreted.
alternative
An alternative array of thumbnail images for a file, which can differ in
xmp:Thumbnails array of
characteristics such as size or image encoding.
Thumbnail
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References an external job management file for a job process in which the
document is being used. Use of job names is under user control. Typical use
Unordered
would be to identify all documents that are part of a particular job or
xmpBJ:JobRef array of
contract. There are multiple values because there can be more than one job
Job
using a particular document at any time, and it can also be useful to keep
historical information about what jobs a document was part of previously.
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The absolute path to the file’s peak audio file. If empty, no peak
xmpDM:absPeakAudioFilePath URI
file exists.
The audio sample rate. Can be any value, but commonly 32000,
xmpDM:audioSampleRate Integer
44100, or 48000.
xmpDM:cameraModel The make and model of the camera used for a shoot. Text
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 Open Choice of
xmpDM:cameraMove
, Dolly In , Dolly Out , Pan Left , Pan Right , Pedestal Up Text
, Pedestal Down , Tilt Up , Tilt Down , Tracking , Truck
Left , Truck Right , Zoom In , Zoom Out
xmpDM:client The client for the job of which this shot or take is a part. Text
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Unordered array
xmpDM:contributedMedia An unordered list of all media used to create this media.
of Media
The audio’s musical key. One of:C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, Closed Choice of
xmpDM:key
B Text
Ordered array of
xmpDM:markers An ordered list of markers. See also xmpDM:Tracks.
Marker
xmpDM:projectName The name of the project of which this file is a part. Text
The relative path to the file’s peak audio file. If empty, no peak
xmpDM:relativePeakAudioFilePath URI
file exists.
xmpDM:relativeTimestamp The start time of the media inside the audio project. Time
The musical scale used in the music. One of: Major, Minor,
Closed Choice of
xmpDM:scaleType Both, Neither. Neither is most often used for instruments with
Text
no associated scale, such as drums.
xmpDM:shotDate The date and time when the video was shot. Date
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xmpDM:shotDay The day in a multiday shoot. For example: Day 2, Friday. Text
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The name of the location where the video was shot. For
xmpDM:shotLocation example: "Oktoberfest, Munich Germany". For more accurate Text
positioning, use the Exif GPS values.
The size or scale of the shot framing, from a fixed set of industry
standard terminology. Predefined values include:ECU --
Open Choice of
xmpDM:shotSize extreme close-up , MCU -- medium close-up , CU --
Text
close-up , MS -- medium shot , WS -- wide shot , MWS --
medium wide shot , EWS -- extreme wide shot
The audio stretch mode. One of:Fixed length, , Time-Scale , Closed Choice of
xmpDM:stretchMode
Resample , Beat Splice , Hybrid Text
The name of the tape from which the clip was captured, as set
xmpDM:tapeName Text
during the capture process.
The time signature of the music. One of:2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 7/4, Closed Choice of
xmpDM:timeSignature
6/8, 9/8, 12/8, other Text
A numeric value indicating the order of the audio file within its
xmpDM:trackNumber Integer
original recording.
Closed Choice of
xmpDM:videoAlphaMode The alpha mode. One of: straight, pre-multiplied , or none
Text
The colour space. One of:sRGB (used by Photoshop), CCIR- Closed Choice of
xmpDM:videoColorSpace
601 (used for NTSC), CCIR-709 (used for HD) Text
Closed Choice of
xmpDM:videoFieldOrder The field order for video. One of:Upper, Lower, Progressive
Text
Open Choice of
xmpDM:videoFrameRate The video frame rate. Predefined values include:24, NTSC, PAL
Text
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xmpDM:videoFrameSize The frame size. For example: w:720, h: 480, unit:pixels Dimensions
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The following properties are “owned” by the DAM system and should be set by applications under their
direction; they should not be used by unmanaged files: xmpMM:ManagedFrom, xmpMM:Manager,
xmpMM:ManageTo, xmpMM:ManageUI, xmpMM: ManagerVariant.
The following properties are owned by the DAM system for managed files, but can also be used by
applications for unmanaged files: xmpMM:DerivedFrom, xmpMM:DocumentID, xmpMM: RenditionClass,
xmpMM:RenditionParams, xmpMM:VersionID, xmpMM:Versions.
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Unordered
References to resources that were incorporated, by
xmpMM:Ingredients array of
inclusion or reference, into this resource.
ResourceRef
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NOTE These XMP properties are intended to provide a means of rights expression. They are not intended to
provide digital rights management (DRM) controls.
Unordered
xmpRights:Owner A list of legal owners of the resource. array of
ProperName
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An ordered array of colorants (swatches) that are used in the Ordered array
xmpTPg:Colorants
document (including any in contained documents). of Colorants
An ordered array of plate names that are needed to print the Ordered array
xmpTPg:PlateNames
document (including any in contained documents). of Text
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Basic types
1. Boolean
2. Date
A date-time value is represented using a subset of the formats as defined in Date and Time Formats:
YYYY
YYYY-MM
YYYY-MM-DD
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mmTZD
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.sTZD
In which:
• YYYY = four-digit year
• MM = two-digit month (01=January)
• DD = two-digit day of month (01 to 31)
• hh = two digits of hour (00 to 23)
• mm = two digits of minute (00 to 59)
• ss = two digits of second (00 to 59)
• s = one or more digits representing a decimal fraction of a second
• TZD = time zone designator (Z or +hh:mm or -hh:mm
The time zone designator need not be present in XMP. When not present, the time zone is unknown,
and an XMP processor should not assume anything about the missing time zone.
Local time-zone designators +hh:mm or -hh:mm should be used when possible instead of converting
to UTC.
NOTE : If a file was saved at noon on October 23, a timestamp of 2004-10-23T12:00:00-06:00 conveys
more information than 2004-10-23T18:00:00Z.
3. Integer
A signed or unsigned numeric string used as an integer number representation. The string consists of
an arbitrary-length decimal numeric string with an optional leading “+” or “–” sign.
4. Real
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A simple text value denoting a floating-point numeric value, written using decimal notation of an
optional sign followed by an integer part and a fraction part. Either the integer part or the fraction part,
but not both, may be omitted. The sign, if present, is "+" (U+002B) or "-" (U+002D). The integer part, if
present, is a sequence of one or more decimal digits (U+0030 to U+0039). The fraction, if present, is a
decimal point (".", U+002E) followed by a sequence of one or more decimal digits.
The precise range and precision for the general type are not specified by this document. If converted to
a binary value, an XMP processor shall support at least the 32-bit IEEE 754 range and precision, and it
should support at least the 64-bit IEEE 754 range and precision. A particular use of the Real type may
specify a required range or precision, such as nonnegative or microsecond resolution (for a duration in
seconds).
5. Text
Derived types
1. Agent Name
The name of an XMP processor, a Text value. It is recommended that the value use this format
convention:It is recommended that the value use this format convention:
Organization: The name of the company or organization providing the software, no SPACEs.
tokens: Can be used to identify an operating system, plug-in, or more detailed version
information.
2. Choice
A value chosen from a vocabulary of values. Vocabularies provide a means of specifying a limited and
possibly extensible set of values for a property.
An open choice has one or more lists of preferred values, but other values can be used freely.
A closed choice has one or more lists of allowed values, other values shall not be used.
NOTE An XMP reader would be more robust if it tolerated unexpected values for closed choice
types when the set of allowed values can be expected to grow over time.
3. GUID
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A string representing a “globally unique identifier”. A GUID shall be a normal (non-URI) simple value,
even though it might appear similar to a URI string. This document does not require any particular
methodology for creating a GUID, nor does it require any specific means of formatting the GUID as a
simple XMP value. The only valid operations on GUIDs are to create them, to assign one to another, and
to compare two of them for equality. This comparison shall use the Unicode string value as-is, using a
direct byte-for-byte check for equality.
4. Language Alternative
An alternative array of simple text items. Language alternatives facilitate the selection of a simple text
item based on a desired language. Each array item shall have an xml:lang qualifier. Each xml:lang value
shall be unique among the items. As defined in IETF RFC 3066, the xml:lang value is composed of one
or more parts: a primary language subtag and a (possibly empty) series of subsequent subtags. The
same primary subtag may be used alone and in conjunction with one or more lower-level subtags. A
default value, if known, should be the first array item. The order of other array items is not specified by
this document.
An xml:lang value of "x-default" may be used to explicitly denote a default item. If used, the "x-default"
item shall be first in the array and its simple text value should be repeated in another item in which
xml:lang specifies its actual language. However, an "x-default" item may be the only item, in which case
there is only a default value in no defined language.
5. Locale
A simple text value denoting a language code as defined in IETF RFC 3066.
6. MIMEType
A simple text value denoting a digital file format as defined in IETF RFC 2046.
7. ProperName
8. RenditionClass
A simple text Open Choice value denoting the form or intended usage of a resource. A series of
colonseparated (":", U+003A) tokens and parameters, the first of which names the basic usage of the
rendition. Additional tokens need not be present; they provide specific characteristics of the rendition.
9. URI
Text denoting an Internet Uniform Resource Identifier as defined in IETF RFC 3986.
10. ResourceRef
A structure denoting a multiple-component reference to a resource. The field values are taken from
various properties in the referenced resource.
ResourceRef fields
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11. URL
Text denoting an Internet Uniform Resource Locator as defined in URIs, URLs, and URNs: Clarifications
and Recommendations.
12. Rational
To represent Exif rational values in XMP, they must be converted to text. The recommended approach is
to use a value of type Text of the form numerator /denominator. For example, the value 2/3 becomes
the text value "2/3" when converted to XMP.
13. FrameRate
A frame-rate value can be part of the FrameCount specification of a Marker. For Markers within a Track,
however, the frame count can be a simple integer, and the associated frame rate is specified separately,
in the xmpDM:frameRate of the Track.
A frame rate is expressed as a number of frames divided by a number of seconds (f/s). The number of
seconds is called the rate basis; it defaults to 1, for the common frames-per-second (fps) expression. If
no frame rate is specified in either the frame count itself or in the associated track, the frame count is
also the number of seconds, at the default rate of 1 fps.
The string value is in one of these formats:
The frame rate in frames-per-second (fps). The rate basis is assumed to be 1. For
"f###"
example, a frame rate of 24fps is specified as “f24”.
Specifies a frame rate with a rate basis. The second number is the rate basis, a
"f###s###" number of seconds. For example, the NTSC 29.97 frame rate is specified as
“f30000s1001”
14. FrameCount
A number of frames at a given frame rate, which specifies an audio or video time value for a Marker (as
the value of xmpDM:duration or xmpDM:startTime). Can also be used in the time portion of a document
Part.
The frame-count value can include the frame rate as shown. For a Marker within a Track, the frame rate
can be specified separately in the xmpDM:frameRate of the Track.
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Allowed for a duration value; indicates that the time span is unlimited, or is
"maximum"
determined automatically up to the full duration of the source.
15. Part
A Unicode string that identifies a portion of a resource. This is typically a general or logical portion,
rather than a specific physical portion. For example, the metadata or the content, or the audio portion
of a movie or the video portion.
Part names are a hierarchy of arbitrary depth, specified using path syntax where levels in the hierarchy
shall be indicated by a slash ("/", U+002F). The slash shall not be used for any other purpose in these
strings. The leftmost character shall be a slash. A path may be just a slash, indicating any or all parts.
All paths implicitly encompass further descendants. For example, "/content" includes all content,
whereas "/content/audio" includes all audio but excludes other content such as "/content/video". The
collection of part components is open. Additional levels of subparts or alternatives for existing levels
may be used; for example, "/content/audio/channels/left" or "/content/audio/FFTaudio/high". When
such subparts are used, each subpart name shall be unique and signify a component that is disjoint
from any of its siblings.
A part component name shall follow a restricted syntax of an XML Name as defined in Extensible
Markup Language. At most one colon (":" U+003A) shall be used, and a colon shall not be the first
character. Of the XML Name characters below U+0080, only "A" through "Z", "a" through "z", "0"
through "9", and colon may be used. Other XML Name characters below U+0080 are reserved for future
use. XMP readers should tolerate reserved characters, and should ignore the remainder of a path from
the leftmost component containing a reserved character.
Any (specific part unknown) or all (all parts of the content and
/
metadata).
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Ancestor
A structure identifying a document that was copied or placed into the current document.
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CFAPattern
A structure describing the CFA pattern.
CFA values, sequence should be, in order: value[0, 0] ... value[n - 1, 0] Ordered array
exif:Values
value[0, m - 1] ... value[n - 1,m - 1] of Integer
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Colorant
A structure containing the characteristics of a colorant (swatch) used in a document.
xmpG:A A value when the mode is LAB. Range -128 to 127. Integer
xmpG:B B value when the mode is LAB. Range -128 to 127. Integer
xmpG:black Colour value when the mode is CMYK. Range 0-100. Real
xmpG:cyan Colour value when the mode is CMYK. Range 0-100. Real
xmpG:magenta Colour value when the mode is CMYK. Range 0-100. Real
xmpG:yellow Colour value when the mode is CMYK. Range 0-100. Real
xmpG:blue Colour value when the mode is RGB. Range 0-255. Integer
xmpG:green Colour value when the mode is RGB. Range 0-255. Integer
xmpG:red Colour value when the mode is RGB. Range 0-255. Integer
The colour space in which the colour is defined. One of: CMYK, RGB, LAB. Open
xmpG:mode Library colours are represented in the colour space for which they are Choice
defined. of Text
Closed
xmpG:type The type of colour, one of PROCESS or SPOT Choice
of Text
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ContactInfo
A structure providing a basic set of information to get in contact with a person.
Iptc4xmpCore:CiAdrPcode The contact information part denoting the local postal code. Text
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CuePointParam
A key-value pair describing a parameter of a cue-point Marker.
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DeviceSettings
A structure describing the device settings.
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Dimensions
A structure containing dimensions for a drawn object.
stDim:unit Units. For example: inch, mm, pixel, pica, point. Open Choice of Text
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Flash
A structure describing the flash state.
Closed
The flash mode. One of: 0 = unknown, 1 = compulsory flash firing, Choice
exif:Mode
2 = compulsory flash suppression, 3 = auto mode of
Integer
Closed
Whether strobe return is supported and if supported, detected. One of: 0
Choice
exif:Return = no strobe return detection, 2 = strobe return light not
of
detected, 3 = strobe return light detected
Integer
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Font
A structure containing the characteristics of a font used in a document.
Ordered
stFnt:childFontFiles The list of file names for the fonts that make up a composite font array of
Text
Open
stFnt:fontType The font type, such as TrueType, Type 1, Open Type, and so on Choice
of Text
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Job
Describes a job for a job-management system.
Unique ID for the job. This field is a reference into some external job management
stJob:id Text
system.
stJob:name Informal name of job. This name is for user display and informal systems. Text
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Layer
A structure associating an identifying name and text content with a text layer of a Photoshop document.
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Marker
A marker type used to describe an important location in an audio or video sequence. It is a value of the
xmpDM:markers array in a Track.
Ordered array
Optional. An ordered sequence of processing parameters for
xmpDM:cuePointParams of
an FLVCuePoint-type marker
CuePointParam
The name of the marker. For timed text, the phrase, word, or
xmpDM:name Text
syllable.
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Media
A reference to a media asset. This is typically a local file, but can be anything that can be specified with a URL.
Contains information about usage in the parent media (typically a sequence), and the associated media rights.
The timeline position of the start of the asset, an offset from the
xmpDM:startTime Time
beginning of the file that contains the track
An identifier for the track that contained this asset. Could be a track
xmpDM:track Text
name or a number.
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OECF-SFR
A structure describing the OECF/SFR.
Ordered array
exif:Names Column item names, n entries
of Text
OECF/SFR values, sequence should be, in order: value[0, 0] ... value[n - Ordered array
exif:Values
1, 0] value[0, m - 1] ... value[n - 1, m - 1] of Rational
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ProjectLink
The type of a video file and path of the project that created it.
xmpDM:path Full path to the project that created this file URI
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ResourceEvent
A structure denoting a high-level event that occurred in the processing of a resource.
Note The structure shall include the stEvt:action and stEvt:when fields; other fields need not be present.
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ResourceRef
A multiple part reference to a resource. Used to indicate prior versions, originals of renditions, originals for
derived documents, and so on. The fields present in any specific reference depend on usage and on whether
the referenced resource is managed. Except for instanceID, the fields are all properties from the referenced
resource's xmpMM namespace.
stRef:lastModifyDate The value of stEvt:when for the last time the file was written Date
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Thumbnail
A thumbnail image for a file.
Closed
xmpGImg:format The image encoding. Defined value: JPEG. choice
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Time
A representation of a time value in seconds. This is similar to After Effect’s TDB, or QuickTime’s representation
of time. They each have a value, and the scale of the value. For example, if the scale is the rational 1/25 (PAL
25fps), and the value is 50, the time is 2 seconds.
The scale for the time value. For NTSC, use 1001/30000, or the less accurate
xmpDM:scale Rational
100/2997. For PAL, use 1/25.
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Timecode
A timecode value in video.
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The format used in the timeValue. One of:24Timecode,25Timecode,2997DropTimecode (semicolon
xmpDM:timeFormat Choic
delimiter),2997NonDropTimecode,30Timecode,50Timecode,5994DropTimecode,5994NonDropTimecode,60Timecode,23976Timecode
of Tex
A time value in the specified format. Time values use a colon delimiter in all formats except 2997drop, which uses a semicolon. The four
xmpDM:timeValue Text
fields indicate hours, minutes,seconds, and frames: hh:mm:ss:ff.The actual duration in seconds depends on the format
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Track
A named set of Markers, that can specify different default time-frame rates from those of the contained
markers.
xmpDM:frameRate The default frame rate for the markers in the track FrameRate
Ordered array
xmpDM:markers An ordered list of markers
of Marker
The default marker types for all markers in the track.See Marker Open Choice of
xmpDM:trackType
field xmpDM:type. Text
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Version
Describes one version of a document.
stVer:event High-level, formal description of what operation the user performed ResourceEvent
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beatSpliceStretch
A set of parameters used when stretching audio using the Beat Splice stretch mode.
xmpDM:riseInDecibel The amount sound must increase in amplitude to detect a beat. Real
When true, the file beat markers are used for stretching.
xmpDM:useFileBeatsMarker Otherwise the rise and duration fields are used to automatically Boolean
locate the beats.
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resampleStretch
A set of parameters used when stretching audio using the Resample stretch mode.
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timeScaleStretch
A set of parameters used when stretching audio using the Time-Scale stretch mode.
Closed Choice of
xmpDM:quality One of high, medium or low
Text
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