File Name - Metadata Name - Final Cut Pro X

I want to include the Metadata Name field or file name on each clip used in a project so when I share to DVD they can see each clip name on the screen for editing purposes. So far I have added a title then manually typed the info into each clip. I want to automate this. Any suggestions?

If it can be done, it would probably require creating a generator template in Motion 5 and publishing it to FCP X. Seems like a perfect use for Motion 5 but I'm not very well trained in Motion to know if it can read Metadata fields.

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VideoJunkie88 wrote:
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