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Newer iPhones default to capturing photos in *.heic files using the HEIF format. These photos still use EXIF metadata, and it looks like the libheif-rs crate can parse it out of such files. Could the EXIF support in fselect be reasonably extended to cover HEIF files as well? libheif-rs depends on the libheif C++ library and its dependencies, so this probably would have an impact on build complexity unless it was a compile-time option.
I'm trying to find anything that can sort a folder of mixed HEIF and JPEG photos by date taken, and not finding much smaller than full-blown photo management databases.
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Newer iPhones default to capturing photos in
*.heic
files using the HEIF format. These photos still use EXIF metadata, and it looks like thelibheif-rs
crate can parse it out of such files. Could the EXIF support in fselect be reasonably extended to cover HEIF files as well?libheif-rs
depends on thelibheif
C++ library and its dependencies, so this probably would have an impact on build complexity unless it was a compile-time option.I'm trying to find anything that can sort a folder of mixed HEIF and JPEG photos by date taken, and not finding much smaller than full-blown photo management databases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: