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Adding (additional information like: poster/cover image, chapter titles, movie synopsis, actors, etc) to an existing MP4 or M4V file is not a requirement. It does however make your MP4 or M4V shine when viewed on devices or programs that read the metadata. You might have seen it when you bought a movie or music clip from: It has a nice little poster, with proper title and movie description, actors, proper chapter names, etc). In this article I’ll show you how you can do this adding of metadata or “ Tagging” yourself under MacOS X, Windows, and even Linux. Adding Metadata to an MP4 As you might already know, an MP4 file is in fact a so called container that can contain multiple “files” (as a figure of speech). Audio, Video, Subtitles and a list of chapters.
The same way we can add the so called Metadata – we just need the right tools for it. Note: Other so called “container” files like AVI, WMV, MOV, WMV and MKV have comparable options to add metadata. Sometimes they do require a different applications to do this though.
Below a short list of possible tools, based on Operating System:. Before and After adding Metadata Just an illustration (based on iTunes) what the difference with and without metadata can look like. ITunes After Metadata was added MacOS X – MetaZ Although there appears to be a version for MacOS X as well, rumor is that it’s kind-a “dead”.
Not sure if this is true but a remake of MetaX called is the tool we’ll be using here. Alternatives are and, neither of them are free but iFlicks does offer a trial version. Unlike the Windows MetaX, MetaZ is only geared towards the tagging of MP4 (and M4V) files, maybe because AVI and WMV files are not commonly used on Mac’s. If you have AVI or WMV files laying around, consider them to MP4 or M4V. We do offer MetaZ as a download, but as always we’d like to urge you to go to the homepage and get the most recent version. Start MetaZ and drop files in the “Files to Write” area Adding files is easy: either press COMMAND + O to select files, or drag the file(s) to the “ Files to write” list on the right side of the MetaZ window (as illustrated above) or drop the files on the MetaZ icon in the dock. Next click the file (on the right) that you’d like to work on.
MetaZ will use the filename as a guess to what the title of the movie could be, which you can see in the “ Search” box. There you can correct the title to search for (press Enter to start the search). A partial of the title will work as well, but keep in mind that the partial is not too generic. For example just “Star Trek” will produce quite a long list. Double click the best matching title in the list under the search box. MetaZ will no pre-populate the fields with the information it found on the Internet (using, and others). Click through the different tabs, “Info”, “Video”, “Sorting”, “Advanced” and “Chapters” to verify the information.
Pretty cool though, there is a nice little poster of the DVD and the chapters even have titles. MetaZ – Retrieved Movie information Once you’re satisfied with the found information, make sure the checkmarks next to the boxes (especially on the “Info”, “Video” and “Chapters”) are checked! Finally click the “ Write” icon to write the metadata to your movie file. On my computer, a 1.3 Gb M4V file took 4 seconds to write. Note: MetaZ does have the ability to work with a Queue and the ability to write all movies (that are in the “ Files to Write” list) at once. Windows – MetaX All though is not free ($9.95), and maybe not even the prettiest tool out there, but it does what it does very well. You can download a trial version first (highly recommended).
I used a trial version for this article as I work primarily on a Mac. As usual, we try to offer the download straight from our website, but we strongly suggest that you visit the homepage to get the most recent version! The download we offer here is only a trial version! MetaX – Open a File Click the blue folder in the upper left corner to open a file dialog. In the file dialog select your movie file and click “ Open“. MetaX will now guess the name (shown in the “ Search” box) of the movie based on the filename.
Correct the title if needed and click the “ Search” button which (hopefully) will produce a list of results MetaX found at it’s several sources on the Internet. If the list remains empty: Check the title in the search box for typos and other mishaps – you can also just enter a part of the title. Similar named titles will now also appear in the list, so be careful what you enter. For example the phrase “Star Trek” would generate a ginormous list of “matching” titles.
MetaX – Retrieved Movie information When flipping through the tabs “Info”, “Video”, “Advanced”, “Sorting” and “Chapters”, you will notice that everything is filled in with info MetaX found – even the chapters have titles now and a picture of the DVD box is there as well. Verify the information and correct if needed. The next step is to add this movie to the “Queue” – this Queue is being processed in the background while you can keep working on the next movie. Click the big red arrow to add this file to the Queue. MetaX file in the queue – done!
And that’s all there is to it. Note: Alternatively you could give the free or free a chance. There are quite a few tools to be found when you google it that are darn good as well like, etc. Linux – VLC Finding a tool to easily add metadata using a GUI application to an MP4 under Linux has proven to be quite challenging – let alone find the data online and automatically tag video files.
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There are some tools out there that are command line based, like, but that’s not what I’d want to use for this purpose. Options:. is more geared towards audio files but does allow you to manually edit certain metadata of MP4 file – but NOT M4V (so rename the M4V to MP4). also allows manual editing of metadata. Since neither options are “automated”, I’d recommend using VLC (VLC can do this under Windows and MacOS X as well). Installation of VLC is straight forward using APT (Ubuntu users: install VLC through the Software Center). VLC – Access metadata A window will open showing the metadata of the file you’re playing.
In this window (under the “ General” tab) you can edit a few metadata tags. Once done editing the fields click the “ Save Metadata” button. Note: In the example below you see a thumbnail image (in the lower right corner), when you right click it, it will show a “Download Cover Art” option. Frankly: I have no idea what it does.
I do know that Copy/Paste and dragging an image on that picture does not seem to do anything. I’m testing things on my mom’s 2 year old Samsung EU40D5000 LED TV, and first thing missing is of course the USB WiFi Dongle (ordered one right away).
Next thing I’ve noticed is that it does recognize, from a USB HDD drive, quite a lot of video format and playback works great (tried some random AVI, MP4, MPG and MKV files). According to the manual it should even work with SRT files, but so far this is not working.
As for displaying Meta Data: Are you using something special, or maybe you have a newer TV,? The TV I’m using is not showing ANY meta info. Link QR Code. Donate Donations are highly appreciated.
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