XifGps2Txt : Différence entre versions
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− | + | cat GpsCoordinatesFromExif.txt | |
− | + | 2016-04-02_12-22-07.jpg 1.908783 47.902767 161.000000 | |
− | + | 2016-04-02_12-22-18.jpg 1.908758 47.902861 161.000000 | |
+ | 2016-04-02_12-22-29.jpg 1.908717 47.902964 159.000000 | ||
+ | 2016-04-02_12-22-56.jpg 1.908556 47.902828 154.000000 | ||
+ | 2016-04-02_12-23-07.jpg 1.908506 47.902789 157.000000 | ||
+ | 2016-04-02_12-23-12.jpg 1.908511 47.902722 157.000000 | ||
+ | ... | ||
+ | </pre> |
Version du 23 novembre 2016 à 11:34
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Description
Often the Gps information is not in separate files but directly embeded in the exif metadat. The tools XifGps2Xml and XifGps2Txt allow to do extract this information and convert it to texte or xml file.
Syntax
The global syntax for OriExport is :
mm3d XifGps2Txt FullName NamedArgs
Help
You can access to the help by typing :
mm3d XifGps2Txt -help
Mandatory unnamed args :
- string :: {Full Name}
Named args :
- [Name=OutTxtFile] string :: {Def file created : ’GpsCoordinatesFromExif.txt’ }
- [Name=Sys] string :: {System to express output coordinates : WGS84_deg/WGS84_rad/GeoC ; Def=WGS84_deg}
- [Name=DefZ] REAL
Options :
- OutTxtFile : Transform the coordinate in RTL.
- DefZ : Will allow to specify the altitude value, not implemanted for now.
- SysCo : System to express output coordinates, default is WGS84.
Example
For example, with :
mm3d XifGps2Txt .*jpg Test
cat GpsCoordinatesFromExif.txt 2016-04-02_12-22-07.jpg 1.908783 47.902767 161.000000 2016-04-02_12-22-18.jpg 1.908758 47.902861 161.000000 2016-04-02_12-22-29.jpg 1.908717 47.902964 159.000000 2016-04-02_12-22-56.jpg 1.908556 47.902828 154.000000 2016-04-02_12-23-07.jpg 1.908506 47.902789 157.000000 2016-04-02_12-23-12.jpg 1.908511 47.902722 157.000000 ...