On Fri Aug 11 00:25:01 2006, ... I had the same problem, and I ended up patching libexiv2 so that it extracts the image size from the first SOF segment found...
Hi, Exiv seems a very good library to me! Great! I would like to access it via COM. It seems it has COM interface, I can compile the exiv2com.dll, I get the...
My COM programming is rather rusty: In COM, when passing strings, you need to pass a BSTR, not a string. A BSTR is a length controlled string allocated in a...
Hi! Ok. It was a fault of mine...sorry. - The 1st solution works. The returned 1 value meant that it didn't find the file. :O. - The 2nd solution...It still...
I just discovered the existence of the exiv2 library. It looks like a fabulous tool. I appreciate very much the work that has gone on in creating it and making...
On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 20:08:17 +0000, ... FWIW, I'm using libexiv2 in a Cocoa application, too, and I didn't have any issues building it with Xcode. ... Check...
... This is very encouraging. It will probably be a couple of weeks or so before I set out to try to build libexiv2. If I have problems, do you mind if I...
Hello everyone, I've recently been trying to compile exiv2 on Mac OS X (i386) because I'm trying to compile an application that requires it. I've been having...
Hey Willie, I've been compiling exiv2 on OSX for a while, so your difficulties are a little strange to me. I've never used is that the Fink port to install ...
I've got a weird situation. I'm opening up some Exif data from one file (in this case, a JPEG, but it doesn't matter), and saving it to another file that I am...
... I cannot reproduce the problem. This code works fine here, provided both the files old_path and path exist. Else an exception is thrown out of the...
... Okay - it must be a bug elsewhere in my code. What I wrote above was what I thought was happening (the code to read/modify/write is scattered in different...
Hello! I wanted to extract/copy metadata from PEF files. But in the raw files (made with K10D) there are JPEG images embedded that seem to hinder the...
... Extraction should be ok, the JPEG 64kB segment limit prevents writing the metadata to the exv file (the exv format is essentially a JPEG file with only the...
... Hello! Thank you for your response. Some comments after some investigations ... ... seem ... writing ... file ... Extraction did and does not work due to...
... I should be more careful with words. What I meant is _reading_ the metadata from the PEF file should be ok, the problem will occur when exiv2 tries to...
... the ... quite ... exv ... in ... this ... with ... contain ... complete ... more ... Now I understand. And as you already said in your previous reply a ...
... I've checked-in a change to the exiv2 tool which enables the required on-the-fly modifications: it is now possible to use the -m, -M and -c options also...
... a ... (a ... required ... and -c ... revision ... Hi Andreas, I've tried r1037 with '$ exiv2 -M"del Exif.Photo.MakerNote" ex test.pef' -- it works. Fine....
In my photo collection (15000 jpgs) I'd like fill the IPTC field "Iptc.Application2.ObjectName" with original Filename of this JPGs. Can Exiv2 be helpful? When...
Hi! I'm trying to compile from source on OSX 10.4.8. After I enter make, I get the following error messages at the end. tiffcomposite.hpp: In function...
... Exiv2 does not provide any built-in variables. This kind of requirement can be done with a bit of shell scripting. In the simplest case, that may look...
... If you haven't done so yet, please check in the forum, there are other discussions how to compile Exiv2 on OSX. Also, read the README file in the...
Hi, Firstly I would like to thank you for taking the time to respond. Secondly I'm sorry but I had not been aware of a forum for exiv2 as I would have went...
Hi All, First of all thanks for the project. I compiled and installed v0.12 of exiv2, and I'm trying to use the library to get (among other things) the...
... toFloat() returns the untranslated value as stored in the Exif data. 65536/65536 = 1.0 and 315392/65536 = 4.8125 so that's fine. Use the output operator...
Thanks Andreas for the quick reply. I'll look into it. ... the ... Aperture ... s ... 65536/65536 ... 315392/65536 ... ShutterSpeed ... data. ... be ... ...
