Converse ©2018-23ĭevelopmental code to integrate EXIFTool with Adobe Bridge. Still needs a bunch of plumbing but I think that's the basic thing. I'm wondering if anyone has gotten this working and how? It seems like it SHOULD work ok. Same result with processing files, can't call a working command with app.system(). Replacing the exiftool call with "dir" or "ls -la" will write correctly to the log file. Copying that and running it on the command line works on both platforms. Var cmd = "C:/Users/converse/Downloads/exiftool.exe -a -ALL -G1 -s C:/Users/converse/Desktop/04068.jpg > C:/Users/converse/Desktop/log.txt" Īdding single or double quote marks to the filename is no help. This is a very simple command that fails (on the Mac, its installed in the command path so just calling "exiftool" works in Terminal.) Writing the command to an alert window, copying it, then running THAT in a command window works on both platforms. Bridge doesn't have a way for commands to send an error message back so I'm just in the dark. If I call the command, it just silently fails. I do use this function in other scripts, and I'm able to call other executables (I've used it with Adobe DNG Converter, cURL, and have been able to run simple things like dir/ls and redirect the output to a file. I have been going round and round and CANNOT get EXIFTool to run using app.system(). Since I discovered that Bridge can't perform a bunch of operations on XMP/EXIF data, I have been working on hooking up EXIFTool to Bridge. $shell = New-Object -ComObject "Shell.:EDIT: Got it working, the entire executable path is required. The SRCDIRECTORY represents the directory I'm using. I know ExiftTool could only "read' and not "write" so my biggest fear is that I face the same issue. However, I don't know how to exactly edit the "Tags" section to actually customize and trade values. I found this PowerShell script, and it shows all the metadata. The closest I came was an app called MP4 Video & Auto Tag Editor since it lets you edit Microsoft Xtra Atoms, but doesn't have a way to do this for an entire directory The problem is that I can't do this with ExiftTool, MP3Tag, MediaMonkey, and it's a nightmare trying to manually right click and change the Tags for every single file. I've been trying to find a way to edit the "Tags" section by swapping it with the "Title" section for MP4.
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