Hi:
I am obtaining the coordinates using
-GPSPosition
A friend sent me a .MOV video of his celular phone
it contains the coordinates... but with this tag
-GPSCoordinates-spa-ES
No problem to work with it, but...
Then I feel this is not very general ES for Spain, makes my code only valid for Spain
and I do not even know what this -spa- means... if another phone manufacturer will have another code.
Is there a more general way to get ALL GPS
Thanks
Emilio
I can see how that could be a pain. I wonder why they localized the GPSCoordinate information. Oh well, there are a number of ways you can extract all GPS information:
exiftool "-gpscoordinates*" FILE - extract GPSCoordinates in any language
exiftool "-gps*" FILE - extract all GPS information
exiftool -location:all FILE - extract all location information
- Phil
Phil:
I also wonder why they would do it. ?????
Thanks all the 3 cases work...
But then I am not understanding..
I looked at the Exif and at the Tags that the file contained
the tag that starts with GPS so GPS* will do the trick.
But there is no "location" ... so how can it find the coordenates ???
Thanks
Emilio
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Quote from: Phil Harvey on October 15, 2012, 12:22:01 PM
I can see how that could be a pain. I wonder why they localized the GPSCoordinate information. Oh well, there are a number of ways you can extract all GPS information:
exiftool "-gpscoordinates*" FILE - extract GPSCoordinates in any language
exiftool "-gps*" FILE - extract all GPS information
exiftool -location:all FILE - extract all location information
- Phil
"Location" isn't a tag name, it's a group name.
- Phil