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Mantis entry for version 3:

https://mantis.idimager.com/view.php?id=3131

> Can anyone reprduce this?

Yes. I am using version 4. Saw it in version 3.

Al_M - are you using Dropbox? A case conflict happens when you name a file or folder with the same name as a file or folder in the same location, but with different upper-case and lower-case letters. For example, two files named “records” and “Records”. Although you can store these two files in the ...

Even though the original XMP file only contains a few elements, shouldn't those elements be read by PSu if they are written correctly? When I compare the original XMP with my examples (written by PSu and/or Lightroom) and examples in the XMP Specification Part 1, dated April 2012, I see differences....

Mke wrote: ↑

26 Sep 19 22:38

In my case the date is part of my file naming convention, so I rarely need to look at anything other than the file name.

I started doing this a couple of years ago. For me, I should have done it from the start.

One last piece of data to add to this issue. Why does PSu change the CreateDate and the ModifyDate of the files when it syncs them. In finder, the dates for all the files that I am updating with metadata are having BOTH of those dates change. I am just so incredibly confused about what the heck is ...

If this was my computer, I would run tests without the ram disk and see what happens. In my experience if memory usage is above 70%, everything slows down significantly ... and to the point where the computer is unresponsive.

I no longer use versioning. However, after I saw your initial post, I tried a few things (which you had (probably) already tried). Variations of the %yyyy%mm%dd and %xmp:exif:DateTimeOriginal. None worked. Then I tried %xmp:exif:FocalLength. That didn't work. I believe I tried a few more. And I didn...

I tested on Windows 7. 10 year old computer. 12GB of memory. Photos on a spinning disk. Write to an SSD. Used your batch. RAW to JPG. Granted I only tried it on six RAW files. All six at once ... CPU never got above 15%, memory didn't really increase, and finished without a problem. Running two batc...

Are you using windows or mac? Are the images local or on a NAS or ...? Are you trying to save the images locally? What are the specific batch instructions?

Is there any way to make this happen, or am I missing something important? There are a couple of ways to do this (maybe more). If you are using versions, destroy the version set and you will be able to save metadata to only the jpg file. If you aren't using versions, you can copy and paste the labe...

Is there any benefit to maintaining two separate catalogs for the two kinds of images (and use different settings for each)? In my view, yes. I have multiple catalogs/databases. Photo Supreme provides Command Line Startup Parameters, so one can have multiple catalogs/databases, each with their own ...

All from Hert: Verify Folder will do a full scan of the folder that you start this command for. That includes binary file checking, new files, new folders. https://forum.idimager.com/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=27604&p=122070#p122070 "Verify Folder" is a bi-directional sync. PSU compares every folder/file ...

In connection with this thread, is there a function or script that can identify changed files and then re-read the metadata ? Not sure if the PSU database holds a "last read/write" DateTime to compare with a files "Last modified" date ? As this would make re-reading the changed files from TTP so mu...

See if this works ... I was using metapad (but you can use Notepad, ...) ... Open your favorite text editor. Copy the cells from your Excel file and paste into your text editor. You may have to enter the comma between the fields. Save as a csv. Give it a new file name than the Excel one. Make sure i...