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Hello,
I would like to summarize DynamicMediaXMPPartnerGuide as follows:

- XMP follows an ingredient/pantry metaphor:
A composed dish has ingredients (xmpMM:Ingredients). The ingredients are the assets used in the composition. A composed document contains a pantry (defined as an array of entries), where you can find the metadata for ingredients.
	
-When document composition occur its metadata retain its original association.
 The specification of media "Parts" are crucial. If you have a tree of nested documents you must perform a search operation recursively to get the metadata of all the documents.
=> A search result can be a list of metadata from all ingredients. 

	
- Recording change events. E.g. converted, copied, cropped. Modifying actions are represented by the ResourceEvent data type. Event information includes the instance ID of the modified resource, a timestamp, and the application (agent) that performed the action.	


- Identifying documents and parts. GUIDS are used to identify objects unambiguously. The XMP Media Management schema defines different identifiers: xmpMM:DocumentID  when a document is copied to a new file and xmpMM:InstanceiD to track a documents editing history.

- Temporal information is used to track temporal relationships using 'tracks' and 'markers'

Other:  Adobe them selves think that work-flow descriptions are important since it significantly impact the work for the end user.

/Joakim

Received on Sunday, 15 March 2009 19:45:41 UTC