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Exiftool mac verify install directory
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exiftool mac verify install directory
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Generate a file named: "exiftool_update.arg" with following arguments for the exiftool under c:\, too: 😯 Hopefully this workaround will be integrated somehow into Geosetter.īecause of a general problem with the EXE-Version of the EXIFTOOL as a PAR package this fix is maybe not that easy.Ĭopy an arbitrary jpg-file "picture_to_change.jpg" to c:\ (wine directory) MessageBox(NULL,m_str_to_call,"Debug-Output",1) #include //needed for debug output (MessageBox)Ĭhar m_str_perl = "C:\\Perl\\bin\\perl.exe C:\\" Just exexute, if arguments > 2 (needed for the right functionality) Substitue 1st argument with string "m_str_perl" (folder structure is important!) Execute Perl-Version instead of original Exe-Version Initialisation of Geosetter and Updates of EXIFTOOL are not working (maybe the second temporary folder is different at your system.) Copy and overwrite this exiftool.exe under c:/geosetter/tools/ and c:/users/crossover/Application Data/GeoSetter/tools/ under Linux with: i586-mingw32msvc-gcc -Wall -o exiftool.exe.

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Download the Perl-Version of the EXIFTOOL by Phil Harvey and extract to C:\ under Wine or your Crossover Bottle EXE-Version of the EXIFTOOL under WINE or CrossOver not useable

exiftool mac verify install directory

for original EXIFTOOL written by Phil Harvey I hope we can use a "bug-free" Exiftool with Geosetter within this summer 😊 So I will post this test at Phil Harvey's ExifTool-Forum:Īnd as a Bug at Friedemann Schmidts-MANTIS Page:

exiftool mac verify install directory

Warning: Invalid original decision data - c:/_MG_7029.JPGįixme:msvcrt:MSVCRT_sopen : pmode 0x01b6 ignored Trying exiftool.exe like GeoSetter does will fail (with error like posted before 'par.inc'): wine c:\\exiftool.exe c:\\exiftool_update.arg c:\\_MG_7029.JPGĬompress/Zlib.pm did not return a true value at C:/Perl/site/lib/Archive/Zip.pm line 24.īEGIN failed-compilation aborted at C:/Perl/site/lib/Archive/Zip.pm line 24.Ĭompilation failed in require at -e line 318.īut alternativly as in ( ) explained with PERL ExifTool will work: wine c:\\Perl\\bin\\perl.exe c:\\ c:\\exiftool_update.arg c:\\_MG_7029.JPGįixme:actctx:parse_depend_manifests Could not find dependent assembly L"-Controls" (6.0.0.0) I think that's an ExifTool-Bug with "Wine". The error's 'ExifTool Execution Statement' is as follows (with personal information edited out): C:\users\crossover\Application Data\GeoSetter\tools\exiftool.exe "C:\users\crossover\Temp\et0001085C.arg" "Z:\Users\Shared\wengam_docs\pictures\slides_35mm\48-bit_DNG\augustins_1988\augustins-01.dng" Saving changes to DNG files fails with the following Error/Warning:Ĭan't locate PAR.pm in contains. I can set the location of the image and the direction of it, but not the angular viewing width (or it does not have the 'cone' that I see using GeoSetter in WindowsXP). I can use some functions, I see the map displayed correctly for images previously tagged with GPS information, but I can only see metadata by double-clicking on the image thumbnail: that is to say, if I use the View>Image Info (ExifTool), it opens to a blank window with no fields or field data. I had trouble navigating to any folder of images outside my user folder (for example in the Mac's 'Shared' folder), but could set in preferences a start folder in 'Shared' and then navigate from there. (Also, manually downloading current latest exiftool v8.6, renaming it, and putting it on the bottle's C: drive to replace the exiftool.exe that is already there does not stop the message about updating on the next launch.} Updating to latest EXIFtool fails (or runs again each time I start the program).

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I just installed Geosetter v3.4.16 with Crossover Mac 10.0.3 Pro and used a IE7 winxp bottle.











Exiftool mac verify install directory