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Exiftool command line options
Exiftool command line options








exiftool command line options

new ( " File ' # ) end result = run ( cmd_gen ( params, temp_filename ) ) unless result all_ok = false =. exist? ( filename_or_io ) raise MiniExiftool :: Error.

#EXIFTOOL COMMAND LINE OPTIONS WINDOWS#

# File 'lib/mini_exiftool.rb', line 132 def load filename_or_io if filename_or_io. Major change to layout of dialog box Added thumbnail showing the photo referenced by the current command line On Windows the command line preview can be. :exif_encoding, :iptc_encoding, :xmp_encoding, :png_encoding, :id3_encoding, :pdf_encoding, :photoshop_encoding, :quicktime_encoding, :aiff_encoding, :mie_encoding, :vorbis_encoding to set this specific encoding (see -charset option of the exiftool command-line application, default is nil: no encoding specified) :timestamps generating DateTime objects instead of Time objects if set to DateTime, default is TimeĪTTENTION: Time objects are created using Time.local therefore they use your local timezone, DateTime objects instead are created without timezone! :replace_invalid_chars replace string for invalid UTF-8 characters or false if no replacing should be done, default is false :fast2 useful when reading JPEGs over a slow network connection (See -fast2-option of the exiftool command-line application, default is false) :fast useful when reading JPEGs over a slow network connection (See -fast-option of the exiftool command-line application, default is false) Metadata is read from source files and printed in readable form to the console (or written to output text files with w ). FILE is one or more source file names, directory names, or '' for the standard input. :coord_format set format for GPS coordinates (See -c-option of the exiftool command-line application, default is nil that means exiftool standard) A command-line interface to Image::ExifTool, used for reading and writing meta information in a variety of file types.

exiftool command line options

:ignore_minor_errors ignore minor errors (See -m-option of the exiftool command-line application, default is false) :composite for including composite tags while loading, default is true :numerical for numerical values, default is false Filename_or_io The kind of the parameter is determined via duck typing: if the argument responds to to_str it is interpreted as filename, if it responds to read it is interpreted es IO instance.ĪTTENTION: If using an IO instance writing of meta data is not supported!










Exiftool command line options