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Code implementaiton #24
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I really want to keep Exiv2 out of the development of applications. Exiv2 is enabling technology. The effort to maintain and develop the library keeps me very busy. Getting involved with a photo library organiser would require lots of UI work for which I don't have time. There is a sample command-line program However, you are very welcome to use Exiv2 in your project. Many projects use Exiv2 including Shotwell, GwenView, darktable and digiKam. So, you're in good company. Be sure to research these other applications before starting to "roll your own". If you have ideas about features you'd like to see in a photo library organiser, please consider contributing to an existing project. |
Thank you very much ! |
I started a project like that on Windows in 2003. I'm still working on it! It's easy to start with something to show photos from a disk folder/directory. Then you think "Ah wouldn't it be cool to generate HTML from those photos.". Or "Oh, wouldn't it be cool to GeoTag the photos using a GPX file.". And you'll be there forever. I stopped bothering with my photo-organiser when Picasa arrived (about 2006 or so). Google have now terminated Picasa development and I'm wondering what to do. I'm not tempted to start writing my own. |
I tried all the programs and they are super buggy. And don't do what I want. |
My family and I have a huge unsorted library and multiple duplicates and I just want a fast project to do it. I really believe in what you say and I will always think about adding something new. I don't find the cloud based options bad, but they are not my cap of tea. I prefer local databases so I will create a program to manage my photos :) Thank you very much, I will probably use exiv2 to do all the actions, so I will call it from within the project. Thank you again for a great project ! |
Have a look at contrib/organize/organize.cpp. It's probably quite good. I've never used it, although I've dealt with a couple or queries from users about building it on various platforms. In you're looking for duplicates, think about a script. Exiv2 can read about 1000 images/second on my 4 year old MacBook Pro. Search for the field DateTimeOriginal:
This magic runs on my machine in seconds. Once you know the duplicates, you could convert all but one to a link to save storage. As always, please back up your library before starting to mess with your valuable images. |
I managed to cleanup my library by calling a system("cp dir dir") function which doesn't copy already duplicate files :). |
I am creating a photo library organizer and would like to expand it and support all media files.
Your project is basically a miracle and would like to implement it in my code.
Is there a way to do so and implement your project to mine ?
Thank you.
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