Great, thank you! Works as expected! Please append the "-A key=value" information to readme.txt because without "=" it doesn't add the data. Thanks again, Gabor
Hi, no problem! It's strange that the exiftool is different on a mac. But if the commandline mode would work, and/or the exr custom key display, than the exif is not needed. Thanks, Gabor
Hi, thanks for the replies! I attached the screenshot with exiftool on the first jpg. (From https://exiftool.org/) Command is like "exiftool(-k).exe" C:\Temp\Metadatatest.1201.jpg" I downloaded my exr sample, it opens on my side, maybe a bit misleading that it is just a black frame :) Only important is the metadata in it, like "n_comment", and "n_layers" which are displayed correctly in mrviewer. The command line version: there might be a misunderstanding, it's not needed the be anything in the file,...
Hi, thanks for your answer. With exr, mrviewer displays the metadata that is needed, so that's okay. I just needed jpg metadata, which is in the sample, (exiftool can read it) but we can solve it probably some other way. So my questions are: - can we set some metadata keys in prefs, to display them separately in hud, because with attributes hud turned on, in exr a whole page of metadata is visible, but we need just a few custom key of them. - the command line idea is doable? If we provide some metadata...
Another idea, that could be useful, and might be implemented more easily, is to give custom key:value pair arguments as launched from command line, and display those in hud. Thanks, Gabor
Hi, currently there is option to display some metadata (exr or jpg) when turning on "attributes" in hud menu, but it does not display all metadata that the file contains. It would be great if we could pass custom metadata attribute name(s) to display. To be more specific, I write out jpgs with some exif data from nuke, I would like to see displayed in mrviewer. I could use exif like FlashPixVersion (exif/2/FlashPixVersion, don't ask why but nuke likes this tag) or maybe UserComment (exif/2/UserComment...
Hi, great, thanks, works as a charm! Thank you, Gabor
Hi, I might be mistaken here, but as far as I remember in some older versions, if I changed version of a clip, then the frame I was on, not changed, did not jumped to the start frame of the clip. In v5.8.1 that is the case, after change version, it starts on the first frame. It would be very useful, to stay on the same frame, because I change version in order to compare the 2 versions (on the same frame). If that was not a feature in earlier versions of mrviewer, then please consider this as a feature...