Metadata

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What is metadata?

Metadata is information embedded within media files, such as file type, creation date, or audio settings. It can also reveal technical details about the video, such as resolution, frame rate, encoding information, as well as timestamps and camera settings used during recording.

Editors use metadata to organize and retrieve files efficiently. 

Can video metadata be modified?

Yes, video metadata such as title, author, and creation date can be modified using specific software or metadata editors.

How do I clean metadata from a video?

Metadata can be cleaned using apps like ExifTool or online tools designed to remove metadata from video files.

What app removes metadata from videos?

ExifTool, Metadata++ or video editors like Adobe Premiere Pro can remove metadata from videos.

How do I edit the metadata of an MP4?

Use tools like VLC, ExifTool, or dedicated metadata editors to modify the metadata of an MP4 file.

Can you tell if metadata has been edited?

It can be difficult to tell if metadata has been edited without specific tools, but inconsistencies in timestamps or metadata compared to file content might indicate changes.

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