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Posted on Sun May 4 15:22:57 2008 by baba
rename files with a batch running vista
Hello! I tried several hours to figger out how a command line should look like in a batch. I run a system using windows vista a look for 2 final goals: A batchfile with a command which will rename all images in the aktual dir according the date and time I shot this picture. Sould look like 2008-05-02_10h06m12s.jpg And the same command for the program GeoTagger. Is there anybody how can help me? Thanks Stephan
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Posted on Sun May 4 23:28:28 2008 by exiftool in response to 7810
Re: rename files with a batch running vista
look at the renaming examples in the application documentation. There is an example that does almost exacly this. In a Windows batch file just replace all % with %%.
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Posted on Tue May 6 21:25:36 2008 by baba in response to 7813
Re: rename files with a batch running vista
Thanks for your help so far. The first part works well, but what to do with %%-c to include a counter? -d %%Y-%%m-%%d_%%H"h"%%M"m"%%S"s"%%-c.%%e. %%-c and %%e do not work. Stephan.
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Posted on Wed May 7 00:59:22 2008 by exiftool in response to 7823
Re: rename files with a batch running vista
Hi Stephan. Try %%%%-c. - Phil
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Posted on Wed May 7 22:28:27 2008 by baba in response to 7825
Re: rename files with a batch running vista
Hi! Thanks a lot. Works now if I use this in a batch but it still does not work with GeoSetter. Stephan
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