exiftool

I have an MP4 file with Title metadata: exiftool movie.mp4 Which gives: Audio Bits Per Sample : 16 Audio Sample Rate : 48000 Handler Type : Metadata Handler Vendor ID : Apple Title : Movie Title I want to completely remove this Title metadata. I have tried overwriting the title: exiftool -Title="" movie.mp4 exiftool -Title= movie.mp4 exiftool -Title="" -overwrite_original movie.mp4 The command takes awhile to execute, but exits with: 0 image files updated 1 image files unchanged What am I doing incorrectly? How can I view what the exiftool error is? How can I remove the Title attribute?

I am interesting in parsing the exiftool result with a java api or something like that. I have been researching, but I didn't find any example. For example, how could I get these results in my java project? ExifTool Version Number : 8.22 File Name : ExifTool.jpg Directory : t/images File Size : 24 kB File Modification Date/Time Etc.. I am looking for a 'how to' or something like that. ExifTool (for Java) is designed to be a simple-to-use and robust Java abstraction of Phil Harvey's ExifTool. I just made the first public release this past week after incubating the project under the imgscalr

Can someone please explain how to embed metadata into a custom metadata field in an MP4 file with exiftool? I've searched all the docs and it seems to be related to the config file that needs to be created. Here is what I'm working with. (I know this isnt even close, as its not doing XMP fields, but I havent found a single working example with XMP fields yet. %Image::ExifTool::UserDefined = ( 'Image::ExifTool::Exif::Main' => { 0xd001 => { Name => 'Show', Writable => 'string', WriteGroup => 'IFD0', }, ); 1; #end The command I'm trying to run is: exiftool -config exifToolConfig -show="Lightning"

I can't make sense of any of the documentation. Can someone please provide an example of how I can parse the following shortened exiftool output using the Haskell module Text.JSON ? The data is generating using the command exiftool -G -j <files.jpg> . [{ "SourceFile": "DSC00690.JPG", "ExifTool:ExifToolVersion": 7.82, "File:FileName": "DSC00690.JPG", "Composite:LightValue": 11.6 }, { "SourceFile": "DSC00693.JPG", "ExifTool:ExifToolVersion": 7.82, "File:FileName": "DSC00693.JPG", "EXIF:Compression": "JPEG (old-style)", "EXIF:ThumbnailLength": 4817, "Composite:LightValue": 13.0 }, { "SourceFile":

I am developing a photo gallery which will read/write EXIF tags. I will put photo title in the EXIF tag DocumentName and description in EXIF tag ImageDescription. I also plan to use the geo-tags. But what about photo tags/categories? I want to store a space-separated string of the tags a photo is tagged with in my system. Is there any EXIF tag that is normally used for this type of information? I could write my own (i.e. PhotoTags) but I guess that is not really of any use except for internally in my system (where this information is stored in a database anyway). I think that will want to look

I would like to update the data of photo metadata using exiftool, like data of temperature sensor, height sensor and GPS longitude-altitude. First, I've tried to add new tags of those data using command line within exiftool configuration file and it works. Now, I want to update the data using python script then someone told me I can use execute() method but I'm so confused and still don't know yet how to use those method. Would anyone can help and give me example of python script within exiftool to edit metadata? The code for your specific problem is: import exiftool et = exiftool.ExifTool("C:

I am working on a shell script with exiftool to automatically change some exif tags on pictures contained in a certain folder and I would like to use the output to get a notification on my NAS (a QNAP) when the job is completed. Everything works already, but - as the notification system truncates the message - I would like to receive just the information I need, i.e. the last line of the shell output, which is for example the following: Warning: [minor] Entries in IFD0 were out of sequence. Fixed. - 2015-07-12 15.41.06.jpg 4512 files failed condition 177 image files updated The problem is that