Hello to all & special to Phil,
I am desperately trying to create one csv-file which contains all the filenames of my pictures (about 200 jpeg-files organized in folders and subfolders)?
I am using ExifToolGui (ExifTool direct) and already tried out the following option:
-r -filename -csv C:/Users/Stephanie.Drr@gmx.de/Desktop/Export /> filenames.csv
But it does not work.
ExifTool LOG notice is:
SourceFile,FileName
...
H:/Daten/Metadaten/FotografIn/Andreas_E/WalnussHal263.JPG,WalnussHal263.JPG
H:/Daten/Metadaten/FotografIn/Andreas_E/WalnussHal264.JPG,WalnussHal264.JPG
H:/Daten/Metadaten/FotografIn/Andreas_E/WalnussWald.jpg,WalnussWald.jpg
H:/Daten/Metadaten/FotografIn/Andreas_E/Ästung.jpg,Ästung.jpg
H:/Daten/Metadaten/FotografIn/Andreas_E/Bild_1.jpg,Bild_1.jpg
File not found: filenames.csv
2 directories scanned
132 image files read
1 files could not be read
<-END-
Where is my mistake?
I am thankful for any help.
Many greetings from
Stephanie
You have an extra "/" before the ">". Also I think that you shouldn't be trying to specify the input folder name in the GUI.
And I don't know if redirection (">") will work in the GUI, so maybe you will need to do this instead:
-r -filename -csv -w+! C:/Users/Stephanie.Drr@gmx.de/Desktop/%0ffilenames.csv
- Phil
I tryed running the command with -w+! and got the error "Sorry, -w may not be combined with -csv
". I am running it on a Mac
This is my full command
exiftool -r -csv -w+! -filename -artist -make -model -CameraModel "$path" >> ${now}_tech.csv
Ooops. You're right. My suggestion above won't work.
You'll have to use one of the alternatives to the -csv option. See FAQ 12 (https://exiftool.org/faq.html#Q12) for some examples.
- Phil