I was very unsure where to put that Format Specifier until by trial and error I got it to work. Obviously number "10" must match the length of the "_converted" suffix. I didn't experience rotation issues in v12.00 but is it now fixed? I think the thing to do is for me to make both Rotation and MatrixStructure protected when writing. > copy all tags to a video and the rotation changes. > Finally the question I meant to ask: How can I make a TagsFromFile batch command? So it copies tags from each original movie to each re-encoded movie? Lesson learned: Don't try to include metadata in ffmpeg. Of course some wrong info like the original compressor 'UserData:CompressorVersion=CanonAVC0002' is also copied but that is OK. and if I did then the Description is displayed but the GPS in is not. That copies GPS data in a format that QuickTime Player understands BUT only if I previously didn't set it with ffmpeg '-movflags use_metadata_tags'.
I could filter them with (thank you!):Įxiftool -m -P -overwrite_original_in_place -TagsFromFile source.mov '-all:all>all:all' target.mov I noticed old archived Canon EOS 550D and 6D movies are quite large with about 45-82 Mb/s for video and 1536 kb/s for PCM audio. My current delivery format album is about 450 GB so they do not fit all at once for off-line viewing so I considered compressing some offending movies. How can I make a TagsFromFile batch command?Ī few years ago I got a largish 254 GB iPad Pro so I could copy all images and movies to it.
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