Hello Phil. I only use exiftool solely to create .kml's. I work off a work computer, so I can't install the application, but I previously found a workaround using cmd:
4) YOU NEED TO RUN EXIFTOOL
type this into cmd prompt and hit enter.
C:\Users\Public\Exif>exiftool -filename -gpslatitude -gpslongitude -gpsaltitude -createdate -T -n -csv -ext JPG C:\Users\Public\Exif\PICTURE(S)_LOCATION > C:\Users\Public\Exif\PICTURE(S)_LOCATION\LOCATION.csv
This was where I create the .csv with the paths geotagged and I would run it through EarthPoint and it would create the .kml for me. However, this stopped functioning. I get a blank .csv and this error message:
'C:\Users\Public\Exif' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Any idea where I went wrong? Thank you for your time.
Use CMD, not PowerShell. For whatever reason, PS doesn't like parentheses.
Thank you StarGeek. Am I missing something? I am using CMD, not powershell. Did you mean use powershell instead?
NVM...I havent used it in a while. I have to remove C:\ users\public\exif>. I was just copy and pasting before.
Thanks,
kb
Yeah, don't include the command prompt as part of the command.
Because I saw the parentheses, I jumped to the conclusion that you were using PowerShell, which doesn't like them.