XnView Software

xnview wrote:

Eneraldo Carneiro wrote:

:-) I would like to know where software store 'Labels'. For example, Rating is stored in XMP metadata as xmp.Rating

Well...I have no idea, but I can send you the xmp file of one of my raws, if it helps. If so how may I proceed?

Yes please

How may I proceed?

Hello Pierre,

I don't know if there is a standardized XMP-field for "Labels".

Here is the current download link for the manual of the image database iView, version 3.1:
http://www.iview-multimedia.com/downloads/manuals/MediaPro31_Manual_Eng.pdf
There, on page 64/65 and 147 it is mentioned that ...

:-) I would like to know where software store 'Labels'. For example, Rating is stored in XMP metadata as xmp.Rating

Well...I have no idea, but I can send you the xmp file of one of my raws, if it helps. If so how may I proceed?

xnview wrote:And do you know where are saved Labels in other software?

I'm not sure if I understand the question. What do you mean by "where"?
Anyway I wouldn't know the answer probably. I'm a photographer and I have no programing skills. Sorry.

Best

Maybe I wasn't clear.
I think XnView's Ratings and Color Labels should be compatible with Adobe's. So if you rate a picture with 2 or 3 Stars in Lightroom(LR), for example, XnView will see 2 or 3 Stars. Or Flags, or Dots. The name you give is not important, and that name should be customizable. For ...

Just to complement.
Actually I like very much the Lightroom system on this.
There are 3 flags: 'x' black flag (for rejecteds), 'p' white (for pickeds), and 'u' unflagged. (the letters are the actual keyboard shortcuts).
5 Star Ratings: 1 to 5, and 0 for unratted (the numbers are mapped to the ...

I think compatibility is fundamental. However I would like to point to another thing, maybe easyer to implement. I would like to be able to customise the Color Labels DEFINITIONS, as well as the Ratings labels.
Ratings are for to rate images by quality ok, but I don't divide them in: bad, below ...

Win2k's explorer file properties> "summary" fields use alternate data streams (a NTFS feature). More information on this can be found at Wikipedia .

Sure marsh.

Nobody questions that. The point is that these "summary" fields are Microsoft's own metadata format, and shouldn't by no means be (mis ...

@ Eneraldo - thanks for your help - but it does not work the way I need it. PixVue works like many other progs - it shows on MY pc the EXIF and IPTC data. But not on a pc without PixVue installed.

More helpful might be the hint from Martin --> Microsoft Digital Image Suite
Never heard of it.
Maybe ...

Hi,

like to know if it's possible to see/read the IPTC data (of jpgs) with the WinXP Explorer.
If ... please tell me, witch fields in XN-View must be filled.

Need some "urgent" help in this topic.

Regards KUK

Hi

Try PixVue - www.pixvue.com. Among other things (read, write IPTC/XMP metadata ...

Hi everybody

I've seen some old post on this issue, but it don't seems to be recognized as a bug or any solution have been presented or I fail to find it.
I'm running XnView 1.82.4 on an AMD Win XP SP 2 platform, the option: "Add XnView as applications for USB events (camera, scan, ...)" is checked ...