If I print out the extracted metadata using mutagen for a video recorded with Freeseer, I get something like this:

`{'album': [u'UCOSP/OSSEM'], 'comment': [u'test talk'], 'performer': [u'dennis'], 'artist': [u'dennis'], 'title': [u'Freeseer Europe meeting'], 'date': [u'2013-03-28']}`

If I try to map these metadata values to the metadata categories in Freeseer, you get:

- `album` = event
- `comment` = description
- `performer` = speaker
- `artist` = speaker
- `title` = title
- `date` = looks like it's using the file's creation date? it's **not** the time metadata from the freeseer talk
- missing metadata from freeseer: level, room, time

We shouldn't be using metadata from mutagen literally. Stuff like "album" and "artist" is for a song. You should be mapping the metadata to categories that Freeseer uses, for example, use "Event" instead of "Album".