Import ClipForge Manifest
Upload a CSV produced by ClipForge (or edited in Excel) to fill in topic, audience, language, and other text fields on assets already in the catalogue. Run Scan Azure first so rows can be matched by filename or blob path.
Recommended CSV header (ClipForge export)
Copy this header row into Excel or teach ClipForge to emit these columns:
filename,blob_path,container,title,topic,audience,journey_stage,content_type,language,source,hub_association,segment,lesson,page_slug,keywords,file_format,blob_type,blob_length,owner,notes,simple_summary,verbatim_transcript,asset_code,publication_year,series,primary_topic_code,secondary_topic_code,content_reviewed,batch_id,webinar_title
Column reference
| Column | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| filename | yes* | File name only (e.g. S1_L2_slug_keywords.mp4). *Use with blob_path or alone. |
| blob_path | yes* | Full path in Azure (e.g. lesson_carousel_videos/S1_L2_….mp4). |
| container | no | Azure container (e.g. pchub). Use with blob_path to disambiguate. |
| title … notes | no | Metadata fields — only non-empty cells overwrite existing DAM values. |
| simple_summary | no | Plain-language clip summary (shown on asset detail). |
| verbatim_transcript | no | Full clip transcript text (collapsible on asset detail). |
| batch_id, webinar_title | no | Optional ClipForge context; appended to notes if notes is blank. |