Video and Audio tags from compressor??

Hey guys,
I have some thing Im trying to solve. I have an audio and video podcast that i run through compressor every week and would really like to add all the meta-data straight from compressor. Its a pain to add to itunes and then grab that file and finally upload to the FTP server. If compressor cant do it, is there a simple app that I can use to just edit the data with having to add it to a library at all. Thanks in advance.

Sorry not to be able to answer this for you immediately, I'll be watching for my own benefit. We will be facing a similar situation soon.
If you have CS4, you can explore the XMP file system.
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