Hi Phil,
I am working with jp4 files. (Kind of jpeg)
Specifications:
http://wiki.elphel.com/index.php?title=JP4
Reading and writing exif data works well with exiftool, except Reverse Geotagging.
1) Your system type (Windows XP, Linux, Mac, etc).
Kubuntu 10.4
2) The version of exiftool you are using (the output of the "exiftool -ver" command).
8.31
3) The specific command line you are using (or a sample script if having problems with the API).
exiftool -r -if '$gpsdatetime' -fileOrder gpsdateime -p /home/jan/20101103/gpx.fmt -d %Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ /data/jan/20101102/internal/0 > /data/jan/20101102/output/gpx/out.gpx
4) The console output from the command.
1 directories scanned
0 image files read
out.gpx is empty.
When changing the extension from jp4 to jpg it works well.
5) It is often useful to attach an image file which exhibits the problem.
diy-streetview.org/data/phil/1285706041_065173-000002.jp4
Thanks,
Jan
Thanks for the sample. The problem is just that exiftool doesn't recognize the file extension, but you can force it to process .JP4 files by adding -ext jp4 to your command.
- Phil
P.S. It's really nice when someone follows the guidelines for reporting a problem! :)