Activity for luigi bettelli
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luigi bettelli posted a comment on discussion The "exiftool" Application
Ok, thanks! I'll try contacting the supplier with all these info. Cheers.
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Oh that's very interesting... So it seems I can't detect this problem without watching any single image... I should ask to send me those images again, but I actually don't know what to ask for not having this problem anymore.. Just being curious, why I'm not seeing those lines after saving the image with Paint? Thanks!
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Hello. Thanks for replying. For 'distortion' I mean those loads of vertical lines that you can see in the image_distorted.jpg file (see the red arrows in the new attached). I've seen that it says File Type : PNG File Type Extension : png MIME Type : image/png but also after having saved the image with Paint it's saying the same, but it's shown ok, so it shouldn't be the problem. Thanks!
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I've done one test: saved that image with Paint and now I see it ok in my program. I've run exiftool on both the 'not-paint' and the 'paint' version and these are the differences: 'not-paint version' -> 'paint version' Blue X : 0.15 -> 0.15589 Blue Y : 0.05999 -> 0.06604 File Size : 3.8 MB -> 1041 kB Gamma : -> 2.2 Green X : 0.3 -> 0.32121 Green Y : 0.6 -> 0.59787 Pixels Per Unit X : 5906 -> 4724 Pixels Per Unit Y : 5906 -> 4724 Red X : 0.63999 -> 0.6485 Red Y : 0.33001 -> 0.33088 White Point X :...
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Hello. I've recevied some images (.jpg files) and if I open them with the usual softwares (paint or windows photos) they look ok, but on a program I need to open it (it's not a photo program, but a software with all products' informations) I see them 'distorted' (you can find the original image and how the same file looks 'distorted' attached). I was looking with exiftool if I could find the attribute that tells me that the image will be shown in that way, but I have no idea of which one of them...
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Oh thatìs clever, thanks!
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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...
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Hello. I've seen that with 'exiftool' command I can get file info from cmd. Now I'd like to get info (name and original location) of the files stored in recycle bin. I've tried exiftool C:\$Recycle.bin\file1.txt but I'm getting the message Error: File not found - C:/$Recycle.bin/file1.txt while the file file1.txt is correctly in the recycle bin. Is there a way for getting those info I need? Thanks!
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Ah I think I found out: exiftool -filename -if "not $imagewidth" -r -ext jpg C:\Users\xxx\Desktop\
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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 $imagewidth" C:\Users\xxx\Desktop*.jpg it checks only the jpg files under C:\Users\xxx\Desktop...
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Thanks! And you know how to scan all the jpg files in all C:\Users\xxx subfolders?
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Hello. I need to find all the corrupted images in a folder and its subfolders. Trying exiftool C:\Users\xxx\Desktop\image_1.jpg on one of these images, I get File Type Extension : eps and I don't get Image Width Image Height Image Description Is there a way (from command line or also in another way) for finding out all the images that will have the same problem? Thanks! Luigi.
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Hello. I've launched that command earlier and after a while I got the error: Mediainfo has stopped working. Reading error details (you can find screenshots attached) I have: Problem event name: BEX Application version: 19.4.0.0 Exception offset: 0032a7bc Exception code: c0000409 Additional information 1: 81f2 Additional information 2: 81f22f4126e197084c5612b4e8e Additional information 3: f670 Additional information 4: f670c632058e4f37087af0d9557be830 What can I do? Thanks.
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Oh wow, that seems definitely it! Thanks a lot! And is there a way for checking images only, so like avoiding .pdf or .txt files? I was thinking of something like tihs General;\r\n$if(%ImageCount%,,$if(%Fileextension%,jpg,%CompleteName%)) but doesn't seem to work (not even with "jpg" or 'jpg')... Thanks again.
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Hello. I need help with the CLI version. I need to find all the images in a folder and its subfolders which are corrupted. I've seen that these images doesn't have 'width', 'bit depth' or 'height'' -actually if I do a mediainfo --fullscan I see only the General info, not the Image ones. How can I get General%Complete name% only for the files with %Width% null (or without Image info)? Thanks! Luigi.
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