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Joshua, maybe you tried that before or you know the answer immediately.
For now, when we extract the Exif, we create a file "-metadata.txt" beside the original photo.
I feel this to be not ideal because of all possible problems we could get into like read only directory, shared folder, etc.
Maybe we can find a way to read directly from the command output instead of creating a temporary file.
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Use command output instead of intermediary file
Use command output instead of intermediary file ?
Jan 13, 2017
Joshua, maybe you tried that before or you know the answer immediately.
For now, when we extract the Exif, we create a file "-metadata.txt" beside the original photo.
I feel this to be not ideal because of all possible problems we could get into like read only directory, shared folder, etc.
Maybe we can find a way to read directly from the command output instead of creating a temporary file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: