add extension to extension-less files.

[bilalalthaf]

Ok it was my mistake. I'm Done

[bilalalthaf]

Please list me all the IF commands. Or give me a link to the forum where all the If Commands are there. With the if command you gave me i did 70% of my sorting work. Thanks so much

[Phil Harvey]

The number of -if commands is infinite.  See the application documentation for a description of the syntax.

- Phil

[bilalalthaf]

im not so advanced to understand all that. let me make it simple

1) if i want to move audio files more than 55 seconds to another folder. what would be the if function i should use?

2) if i want to move picture files bigger than the size 500x500. what should be the if function i should use?

[Phil Harvey]

1) if i want to move audio files more than 55 seconds to another folder. what would be the if function i should use?

-if "$duration# > 55"

2) if i want to move picture files bigger than the size 500x500. what should be the if function i should use?

-if "$imagewidth > 500 or $imageheight > 500"

(use "and" instead of "or" if you want both width and height to be greater)

- Phil

[bilalalthaf]

Thanks Boss  

[bilalalthaf]

When i used the "if duration" tag only the m4a files got moved. the mp3 and wav format files werent moved :/

[bilalalthaf]

plz help

[Phil Harvey]

What is the output of this command for these files?:

exiftool -duration# FILE

You may use any available tag name in the expression.  Extract all tags with exiftool -s to see what is available.  If Duration isn't available, maybe using FileSize instead would be possible.

- Phil

[bilalalthaf]

actually i found the problem out but i dont know to solve. you would know. the issue is that all those files have the duration, but
after the duration they have the tag called <approx>

example

Duration : 00:02:45 <approx>

so whats the solution?

[Phil Harvey]

Did you forget the "#" after "duration" in your commands?

- Phil

[bilalalthaf]

no i did not forget becoz i copied exactly what you quoted

[Phil Harvey]

Then you must be using a very old version of ExifTool.  Try upgrading to a more recent version.  The current version is 9.65.

- Phil

[bilalalthaf]

I'm already using the latest version. And i repeat. Its only moving (.m4a) files. Not the wav mp3 and ogg files. As i said its showing <approx> after the file.

and the file size wont be fine. bcoz wav files are bigger in size. and if i wanted to do by size. i could do it directly by sorting the files by size on windows explorer itself..

[bilalalthaf]

ok sir. i finally got something done by myself

i added the tag -ext mp3 wav.. and it did the job