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Does anyone know if it is possible to create folders based on EXIF data? I'd like to sort them in the following order: year > month > day.
# organize configuration file # https://organize.readthedocs.io aud_ext: &aud - bmp - cr2 - gif - heic - jpeg - jpg - mrk - njb - png - webp rules: - name: "Organize pictures by EXIF" locations: - path: "/mnt/pictures/" subfolders: true filters: - exif - name - extension: *aud actions: - echo: "{path}" - move: "/mnt/pictures/{exif.strftime('%Y')}/{exif.strftime('%m')}/{exif.strftime('%d')}/{extension.lower()}/{name | replace(' ', '_') | lower()}.{extension.lower()}"
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I'm also interested. Tried a few things but nothing worked out. Someone any clues?
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@telometto I found something else if you are interested.
https://exiftool.org/ does exactly what I was looking for.
YEAR/MONTH sorting by the createdate EXIF data
The commands are a bit more complicated but well documented and the forum is very active in case you need some help ! Your case seems a bit more complicated than mine but this was my workflow:
- Remove duplicate and files other than images/mov (organize)
- Organize my images/mov in the desired folder structure YYYY/MM (EXIFtool)
exiftool -api QuickTimeUTC -r -d %Y/%B "-filename<${CreateDate}/%f%-c.%e" .
And everything was sorted out in minutes ! Great tool!
Good luck !
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Wow! I have heard about this tool before, but I didn't think it was this powerful. Thanks a lot! 😊
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#116 (comment) something like this can work.
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