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Useful metadata editing and batch renaming snippets using exiftool.
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# Changing metadata ----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# Copy tags from one file to another | |
# http://thomer.com/howtos/copy_exif.html | |
exiftool -TagsFromFile a.jpg b.jpg | |
# Photos — change CreateDate metadata | |
exiftool "-CreateDate=2017:05:17 12:00:00" IMG.jpg | |
# Videos — change date to "Creation Date" (written by DSLRs) | |
exiftool -ext m4v -ext mp4 -ext mov "-CreationDate>CreateDate" -"CreationDate>FileCreateDate" "-CreationDate>FileModifyDate" "-CreationDate>ModifyDate" "-CreationDate>TrackCreationDate" "-CreationDate>TrackModifyDate" "-CreationDate>MediaCreationDate" "-CreationDate>MediaModifyDate" . | |
# Videos — change date to "Create Date" (written by iOS) | |
exiftool -ext m4v -ext mp4 -ext mov "-CreateDate>FileCreateDate" "-CreateDate>FileModifyDate" "-CreateDate>ModifyDate" "-CreateDate>TrackCreateDate" "-CreateDate>TrackModifyDate" "-CreateDate>MediaCreateDate" "-CreateDate>MediaModifyDate" . | |
# Batch renaming -------------------------------------------------------------- | |
# Add -r to perform operations recursively (for subfolders) | |
# Photo — rename files to date (e.g., 2015-10-Oct-28-10-28-31.jpg) | |
# Replace -testname with -filename to confirm change | |
exiftool -ext jpg -ext png -d "%Y-%m-%b-%d-%H-%M-%S%%-c.%%e" "-testname<CreateDate" . | |
# Videos — rename files to date (e.g., 2015-10-Oct-28-10-28-31.m4v) | |
# Replace -testname with -filename to confirm change | |
exiftool -ext m4v -ext mp4 -ext mov -d "%Y-%m-%b-%d-%H-%M-%S%%-c.%%e" "-testname<CreateDate" . |
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