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Search Bins / Filter Bin Content and metadata -- inconsistent results

Enthusiast ,
Jul 29, 2018 Jul 29, 2018

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Search Bins and Filter Bin Content are blind to field data entered for sequences.

Example 1

  Create a Search Bin to gather items containing "Scene 42" in "All Metadata"

  Add text "Scene 42" to the "Scene" column of a Master Clip

  Add text "Scene 42" to the "Scene" column of a Sequence

  The Master Clip will appear in the Search Bin

  The Sequence will not.

Example 2

  Type in "Scene 42" in the Filter Bin Content box

  The Master Clip will appear in the filtered content

  The Sequence will not.

From a technical perspective this might make sense

Media on the drive contains the actual "metadata" and sequences are not media on the drive.  They are PPro abstractions and don't, therefore contain actual "metadata"

But from an editor's perspective this is less than optimal:

I'm categorizing Master Clips, Sub-Clips, Multicam sequences and Edited Sequences in a variety of different ways, and throughout the day I want to group together and distinguish those items regardless of whether or not they are media on the drive.

Feature request:  (Posted here)

Include any and all items, Master Clips, Subclips, Multicam Sequences, Edited Sequences, etc. in Filter Bin Content and Search Bin terms.

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LEGEND ,
Jul 29, 2018 Jul 29, 2018

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Great point. Yep, I'll hit that one also.

Neil

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