Replace a Clip's Media

You can replace an existing clip’s audio or video file, edit its metadata, and see a clip’s history of replacement. You can also replace an audio clip with a video clip, and a video clip with an audio clip.

Also see:

• Joining, splitting, and trimming audio

• Cloning a clip

1. Find the clip. See Find Items.

2. In the clip, select Edit audio > Replace media file.

3. In the File upload window, select the new media file.

4. Do not close the browser tab while the the new media file is uploading.

5. While your browser uploads, you can update the clip’s details with the new file’s metadata. See Replace a Clip's Media.

Replace Clip Metadata

When uploading or replacing a clip’s media file, you can choose which metadata from the media to replace the clip’s details. You can do this when the uploaded media file has ID3 metadata.

When they’re available, Omny Studio lets you choose to import these ID3 metadata fields:

• Clip title: ID3 title

• Clip description: ID3 comments

• Clip link URL: ID3 URL

• Clip artwork: ID3 artwork

• Clip chapters: MP3 ID3 chapters or Adobe Audition XMP cue-points

1. In Uploads, select the Replace clip metadata icon.

2. In Replace clip metadata, check the details in the clip you want to update with the new media file’s metadata.

3. To save your changes, select Update metadata.

Replace Media for a Published Clip

You can safely replace a published clip’s media without affecting analytics or the clip’s status in podcast players. Omny Studio will continue to collect analytics for downloads and other metrics for the clip. The status of the clip will not change in most podcast player platforms.

When replacing the media in a clip that has been published in a program’s playlist, Omny Studio preserves the clip’s ID. This appears in the published RSS feed in the <guid> element.

View a Clip’s Media History

You can see the history of times that a clip’s media was replaced.

1. Go to the clip. See Find Items.

2. In the clip, select Edit audio > View media replacement history.

3. In Media replacement history, browse the list of replacements.