Thanks a lot, it is linux I'm using and that command worked perfectly.
Thanks again for the very quick response, kris :)




--- In exiv2@..., KELEMEN Peter <fuji@d...> wrote:
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> * exiv2user (exiv2user@y...) [20060224 20:03]:
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> > [...] I just want to know what command i have to add to "exiv2
> > -a -09:45:00 ad /home/kris/Photos/" to make it act on all the
> > photos within that directory. I've tried adding the -r recursive
> > option which would normally be used be used in this sort of
> > situation, but it won't recognise it.
>
> The "-r" option is used to specify formatting for the rename
> action. You didn't mention your operating system, but on Linux
> and most Unices with GNU find(1) you can do the following
>
> find /home/kris/Photos/ -type f -print0 \
> | xargs -0 exiv2 -a -09:45:00 ad
>
> ...and it will do just what you wanted.
>
> HTH,
> Peter
>
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