#Exiftool mp4 mp4#
#Exiftool mp4 update#

heathenadmin% set earliest_date='`exiftool -CreateDate -fileorder CreateDate -q -s3. heathenadmin% heathenadmin% exiftool '-caption-abstract LANDSCAPE/untitled folder copy/untitled folder copy] heathenadmin% heathenadmin% # set all dates to the earliest date #: Command not found. 1 directories scanned 1 image files updated heathenadmin% heathenadmin% heathenadmin% # add ', ' to the caption: #: Command not found. heathenadmin% exiftool -L -overwrite_original -api 'Filter=s/ä/ae/g s/ö/oe/g s/ü/ue/g s/Ä/Ae/g s/Ö/Oe/g s/Ü/Ue/g s/ß/ss/g' -TagsFromFile -all:all. # add ', ' to the caption: exiftool '-caption-abstract LANDSCAPE/untitled folder copy/untitled folder copy] heathenadmin% heathenadmin% heathenadmin% # remove all Umlaute #: Command not found. # remove all Umlaute exiftool -L -overwrite_original -api 'Filter=s/ä/ae/g s/ö/oe/g s/ü/ue/g s/Ä/Ae/g s/Ö/Oe/g s/Ü/Ue/g s/ß/ss/g' -TagsFromFile -all:all. # add ', ' to the caption: exiftool '-caption-abstract LANDSCAPE/untitled folder copy/untitled folder copy] heathenadmin% #!/bin/tcsh -f /bin/tcsh: Event not found. When trying to run the script below or botched versions I’ve tried to create (have zero scripting knowledge and have been trying to learn) no matter what I cannot get it to pull the oldest and apply it to all other tags. Though I do know and use Exiftool daily to modify video assets. I’ve found several posts pertaining to image files for something like this, but not video files. I can get to my wanted net result through either of those results.

#Exiftool mp4 update#

I essentially want to run a recursive command that will run through the assets pulling the oldest date & time from all the available tags and then either set the FileModify or CreateDate OR at very least just update the filename. Nearly all files have correct EncodeDate, TrackCreateDate and/or MediaCreateDate, but I’m biff’d on a mass rename using the wrong EXIF commands and ended up with files names, FileModifyDates and CreateDates… If anyone can provide any insight it would be a massive help to not pulling the rest of my hair out.I’ve been wrangling nearly 40TBs of videos that were recovered from 2 crashed RAIDs. Īnd here is the EXIF date on the test file.

heathenadmin% elseĮlse? echo 'earliest date is $earliest_date and latest date is $latest_date'Įlse? echo 'setting -CreateDate to $earliest_date and TimeCreated to unknown'Įlse? exiftool -CreateDate=$earliest_date.

heathenadmin% if ( '$earliest_date' = '$latest_date' ) then heathenadmin% set latest_date='`exiftool -CreateDate -fileorder -CreateDate -q -s3.

heathenadmin% # set all dates to the earliest date heathenadmin% exiftool '-caption-abstract LANDSCAPE/untitled folder copy/untitled folder copy] heathenadmin% heathenadmin% # add ', ' to the caption: Įxiftool '-caption-abstract LANDSCAPE/untitled folder copy/untitled folder copy] heathenadmin% heathenadmin% #!/bin/tcsh -fĮxiftool -L -overwrite_original -api 'Filter=s/ä/ae/g s/ö/oe/g s/ü/ue/g s/Ä/Ae/g s/Ö/Oe/g s/Ü/Ue/g s/ß/ss/g' -TagsFromFile -all:all. When trying to run the script below or botched versions I've tried to create (have zero scripting knowledge and have been trying to learn) no matter what I cannot get it to pull the oldest and apply it to all other tags.

I've found several posts pertaining to image files for something like this, but not video files. Nearly all files have correct EncodeDate, TrackCreateDate and/or MediaCreateDate, but I'm biff'd on a mass rename using the wrong EXIF commands and ended up with files names, FileModifyDates and CreateDates. I've been wrangling nearly 40TBs of videos that were recovered from 2 crashed RAIDs.

#Exiftool mp4 mp4#

Jason Paul Michaels Asks: EXIFTOOL set MP4 to earliest date recursive - Can it be done?