Marcin Staszewski
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Thanks Dan!
I know this thread is pretty old, but it still saved me today 🙂 -
I came up with complicated and far from pefrect workaround:
Since we’re not able to create a sidecar XMP file, I created a very small quicktime animation clip (1 frame, 16×16 px black background) which can hold metadata just fine. I then rename my mov to the same name as original file I can’t edit (or just add something like _bridge keywords_) and check all the needed keywords. This way the two files are always displayed next to each other and when I search for a specific keywords I get a pretty accurate result.
This is not a final solution to the problem, since you still have to manually select the original file (search only finds the black little movs).Hope that helps for now,
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Well I’ve got the same problem here, but with regular mp4 files straight from GoPro 4 Black. What’s funny tough, I can add keywords to all files in my folder except one. There was another mp4 file that I couldn’t edit in CS6, but I managed to add keywords in CC. But this last one I just can’t figure out, even tough it isn’t any different from the others (well they’re all from different days, but I don’t think this matters).
Looks like they abandoned video capabilities in Brige 🙁 -
You’re right, I forgot I changed my keyboard shortcuts to FCP7 😉
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Unfortunately Shift+K does nothing.
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oh I forgot to mention that right now I use “step forward/back” command (shift + left/right arrow in my shortcuts) which I set to 1 second.
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I would also like to know if there’s a solution to this problem already.
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It also works in the same bin, if you just cut the clips from list view, change (the same) empty bin to icon view, and then paste the clips.
Thanks for this great tip! -
well I guess it will have to stay the way it is right now… 🙁
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Thanks a lot!
It worked exactly as you described! 🙂