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Imports and archives are normally performed directly from the root of the GoPro sdcard. In some cases, it is required to import an archive instead. This is especially helpful when mobile collection is limited to creating archives and further processing is then performed at home or in the office.
Currently, an archive needs to be uncompressed into a directory and then goprox can import from there.
If the source is an archive file *.tar.gz the import process should happen automatically without the need for a manual decompression step.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If source is .tar.gz a temp directory is created and the content of the archive are extracted into it. The temp directory is then passed on as the source directory to operate on. On exit the temp directory is removed via an EXIT trap
Ok Import from a single archive now works natively. However, if the source points to a directory that contains archives, it copies them as is into the library. This is due to the code handing over the directory to exiftool for processing.
At the minimum, we need to exclude *.tar.gz from all exiftool steps.
Imports and archives are normally performed directly from the root of the GoPro sdcard. In some cases, it is required to import an archive instead. This is especially helpful when mobile collection is limited to creating archives and further processing is then performed at home or in the office.
goprox
creates archives like:Currently, an archive needs to be uncompressed into a directory and then
goprox
can import from there.If the source is an archive file
*.tar.gz
the import process should happen automatically without the need for a manual decompression step.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: