I'm using the following command for Exiftool:
$ exiftool -geotag $gpx "-xmp:geotime<createdate" .
but it never finds any corresponding match with images whereas I have with digikam
With Digikam, I allow the default 30 drift between image and gpx.
Exiftool has GeoMax*Secs at 1800 (bigger) but I'm not sure that it is the right setting.
Thanks
Note: can you input multiple gpx files at once in exiftool ?
Quote from: juju22 on February 25, 2011, 02:51:07 AM
$ exiftool -geotag $gpx "-xmp:geotime<createdate" .
but it never finds any corresponding match with images whereas I have with digikam
Add the
-v2 option and post the exiftool output here so I can see what is happening.
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Note: can you input multiple gpx files at once in exiftool ?
From the
-geotag documentation:
Multiple -geotag options may be used to concatinate GPS track log
data. Also, a single -geotag option may be used to load multiple
track log files by using wildcards in the TRKFILE name, but note
that in this case TRKFILE must be quoted on most systems (with the
notable exception of Windows) to prevent filename expansion. For
example:
exiftool -geotag "TRACKDIR/*.log" IMAGEDIR
- Phil