IMovie06HD Import Preserving Capture Date?

Hi,
I am importing iMovie06HD footage in to iMovie09. I understand that it only takes over raw footage which is fine. However, I would like the Event Date to be the Capture Date from "Command I" on a clip in iMovie06. The iMovie 09 import seems to use last modified date of the file which doesn't accurately reflect the date of the footage.
I know I can manually adjust every clip but this would require me to go back and forth between programs and I have over 30 hours of video! I am also trying to avoid re-importing from my master miniDV tapes which I guess would work as well.
Is the original meta data stored somewhere after the import? Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Alan

Yes. Just make a template in the File Renaming box of the Import window. If you use YYYYMMDD or YYMMDD you'll get the capture date on the fly when you import. Here's what I use. Hope this helps.

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In order for FCP to use the video without rendering, both the items properties of the source clip, and the sequence settings must match - and both must be within standard production parameters.
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LR4b on Win7 Home Premium x64, clean system reinstalled today.
I managed to successfully import my M4V videos (previously recognized, imported and managed with LR3) under LR4
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It appears that LR 1.1 has clobbered the Capture Date/Time after writing out the metadata.
To try to be clearer, I've been using Elements 5.0 which organizes my photos (all jpg) by date. The date the photo was taken (which is also the date the file was created) are important to me. Those fields are respected by other Adobe products (Album, Elements 5.0 and Bridge CS2). Somehow LR 1.1 treats this date differently and with less importance than other Adobe and non-Adobe applications.
I am not too concerned about the date that the metadata was changed, which LR shows. I want to see the date the picture was taken.
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Something as important as the date and time the photo was taken (file creation) is a key bit of data that should be readily available and visible in the metadata display and should not be clobbered or lost when writing out metadata to the files. I see there are other complaints about this and some expressing horror that Adobe didn't fix it in LR 1.1.
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Christopher wrote:
"I hear ya, but if someone could just say, this is how dates are supposed to work ... that would be helpful. In particular, what fields or fields does the Metadata Browser use to sort an image into a date bin? If I knew that, I might be able to determine why so many of my images are put into the Unknown Date heading."
Here we go:
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Thumbnails: only if DateTimeOriginal exists, thumbnail will contain DateTime value -otherwise thumbnail's DateTime will be blank.
Sorting of thumbnails per CaptureTime (hence by exif DateTimeOriginal) is another story and can be quite confusing at first sight... because DateTime priorities seems to be the same as for Metadata Browser:
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Hello,
I have a 30k picture database (mixed scanned and digital camera images) in Photoshop Elements v3.
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I'd have to hunt, just like you. I read them ALL, don't always remember, exactly where something is, sorry.
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