detecting corrupted images in a folder and its subfolders

[luigi bettelli]

Hello.

I need to find all the corrupted images in a folder and its subfolders.

Trying
exiftool C:\Users\xxx\Desktop\image_1.jpg

on one of these images, I get

File Type Extension : eps

and I don't get
Image Width
Image Height
Image Description

Is there a way (from command line or also in another way) for finding out all the images that will have the same problem?

Thanks!
Luigi.

[Phil Harvey]

exiftool -filename -if "not $imagewidth" DIR

[luigi bettelli]

Thanks!
And you know how to scan all the jpg files in all C:\Users\xxx subfolders?
Cause If I write
exiftool -filename -if "not $imagewidth" C:\Users\xxx\Desktop*.jpg

it checks only the jpg files under C:\Users\xxx\Desktop...

[luigi bettelli]

Ah I think I found out:
exiftool -filename -if "not $imagewidth" -r -ext jpg C:\Users\xxx\Desktop\

[luigi bettelli]

Hi again!
So I've manage to have it working with this script:

exiftool -filename -if "not $MIMEtype =~ /image/" -if "$filename =~ /(jpg|jpeg|tif|png|gif)/" -r G:\aaaa\bbbb\cccc\ > C:\Users\yyyy\image_list.txt

The (small) problem is that this writes something like:

======== G:/aaaa/bbbb/cccc/xxxx.jpg
File Name : xxxx.jpg

While I'd be fine with just
======== G:/aaaa/bbbb/cccc/xxxx.jpg

How should I write the code for having only that line?
I've tried omitting the '-filename', but then I get all the info for every images...

Thanks!

[StarGeek]

Put in a non-existent tag name, for example -AAA. That will list files that meet your -if statement criteria, but have no output other than the file name header.

[luigi bettelli]

Oh thatìs clever, thanks!