Hello everyone,
Excuse me if the question has been asked before: I'm French and it's hard for me to read every issue.
I wish to write a script that exiftool do the following:
- Ask two variables "Longitude" & "Latitude" that the user must enter (1)
- Assign these 2 variables to the corresponding EXIF fields identified pictures of a folder (and its subfolders, maybe optional) (2)
For the (1), it's might be something like this :
echo off
cls
set /p LATITUDE= Latitude :
set /p LONGITUDE= Longitude :
cls
echo Assign LAT %LATITUDE% and LONG %LONGITUDE% to folder %1
(%1 because i would like to assign the folder by dragging on the script)
And for (2), something like this :
exiftool xmp:gpslatitude=%LATITUDE% -xmp:gpslongitude=%LONGITUDE% ...
but for now, I can not write things correctly.
But I started completely scripting!
Does someone could help me ?
Thanks a lot.
Sylvain M.
Hi Sylvain,
Your exiftool command looks good, except that you missed a leading "-", and you need to add the folder name:
exiftool -xmp:gpslatitude=%LATITUDE% -xmp:gpslongitude=%LONGITUDE% %1
- Phil
It Works: great!
The script keeps the original copy of the images.
Can you tell me the procedure for not keeping it (even if it's dangerous, I admit).
Thank you so much!
Sylvain M.
[edit]
Excuse me, but I realize that the subfolders are not updated.
Can you also remember the procedure to update subfolders ? (if possible, to put an option in the settings required by the script)
[/edit]
echo off
cls
set /p LATITUDE= Latitude :
set /p LONGITUDE= Longitude :
cls
echo Assign LAT %LATITUDE% and LONG %LONGITUDE% to folder %1
exiftool -xmp:gpslatitude=%LATITUDE% -xmp:gpslongitude=%LONGITUDE% %1
rem arrêt
pause
Quote from: Sylvain M. on October 12, 2014, 06:35:44 AM
Can you tell me the procedure for not keeping it (even if it's dangerous, I admit).
Add
-overwrite_original to the command.
QuoteCan you also remember the procedure to update subfolders ?
Add
-r- Phil
thank you very much: it's perfect!