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-<p>
-  Sessions can have various items of metadata attached to them, via <kbd class ="menu">Session &gt; Metadata &gt; Edit Metadata&hellip;</kbd> and <kbd class ="menu">Session &gt; Metadata &gt; Import Metadata&hellip;</kbd>.
-</p>
+<h2>Session Metadata</h2>
 
-<h2>Edit Session Metadata Dialog</h2>
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-<figure>
+<figure class="right">
   <img src="/images/edit-session-metadata.png" alt="The session metadata editor">
   <figcaption>
 		The session metadata editor
   </figcaption>
 </figure>
 
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+<p>
+  Sessions can have various items of metadata attached to them, and saved in the
+  session file. These metadata are filled by the user via
+  <kbd class ="menu">Session &gt; Metadata &gt; Edit Metadata&hellip;</kbd>.
+</p>
+<p>
+	These metadata will be exported as tags in the audio and video files that
+	support it, as long as the right option is chosen at the
+	<a href="@@export-dialog">export</a> stage. All the video format can retain a
+	subset of the metadata if the <kbd class="option">Include Session Metadata</kbd>
+	is checked in the <a href="@@workflow-amp-operations#export">export video</a>
+	window, while only the Ogg-Vorbis (tagged) and FLAC (tagged)
+	audio format will be exported with the metadata (as Vorbis comment).
+</p>
+<p>
+	Ardour can also reuse the metadata from another session file in the current
+	session, with <kbd class ="menu">Session &gt; Metadata &gt; Import Metadata&hellip;</kbd>.
+	This menu brings up a file selector, asking for the source ardour session file
+	to extract the data from. This can be handy when reusing a lot of information
+	(Author, Artist Name, etc&hellip;) or working on multiple tracks of the same
+	media.
+</p>
+
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