Hi,
I do have a problem wit the batch renaming function and I think the problem may be me not the software.
I do use batch rename to rename my Photos like so
{EXIF:Date Taken [YmsHMS]}
which results in something like this
20230620211903.NEF
The thing is when doing continious shooting I have more than one pic of the same second. Can be up to ten.
This is where I looked into the EXIF and there is the subsec value but i can not see a way to include it. It can be done or ?
The desired output would be someting like this
2023062021190309.NEF
2023062021190321.NEF
I looked into the naming conflict option to solve my problem as I do not need the subsec although it would be nice.
I configure a suffix of ## enable always and select number.
The desired output would be someting like this
2023062021190301.NEF
2023062021190302.NEF
But the Result is something like this
20230620211903.NEF
2023062021190301.NEF
2023062021190302.NEF
20230620211904.NEF
I already updated to XnView MP Linux 1.4.5 64bits (May 10 2023) as I was running an older Version from 2021 but it made no difference
What am I doing wrong?
All the best
Anna
Batch Rename - EXIF subsec
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Re: Batch Rename - EXIF subsec
for example how Advanced Renamer handle such cases
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Re: Batch Rename - EXIF subsec
Hi,
You want ### being reset to each different names ?
You must use "duplication" Otherwise to have what you presented in your screenshot, you try this {EXIF:Date Taken [Ymd_HMS]}_###
You want ### being reset to each different names ?
You must use "duplication" Otherwise to have what you presented in your screenshot, you try this {EXIF:Date Taken [Ymd_HMS]}_###
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Re: Batch Rename - EXIF subsec
Hi everyone
A filename like YmsHMSU where U is subsec in two digits would be consistent.
All the best
Anna
I send you an Email with out of camera JPGs because the NEFs are to big.
It looks like it can use Subsec, but it seems to be Windows only and I really like XnviewMP so I hope I can achieve the same in Xnview.
Yes
I did that but that results in a shorter Filename if there is no duplicate as ### is only appended if there is a duplicate file. I would rather like to append ### to every filename so that the length is consistent.
A filename like YmsHMSU where U is subsec in two digits would be consistent.
All the best
Anna
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Re: Batch Rename - EXIF subsec
Normally "s" represents the fraction of a second on one or more figures but it doesn't work.
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Re: Batch Rename - EXIF subsec
Hi,
my final rename template looks like this
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{EXIF:Date Taken [YmdHMS]}{EXIF:x9290}
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2023061417270272.NEF
2023061417270283.NEF
2023061417270294.NEF
2023061417270305.NEF
2023061417270316.NEF
2023061417270328.NEF
2023061417270339.NEF
2023061417270350.NEF
2023061417270361.NEF
2023061417270372.NEF
2023061417270383.NEF
2023061417270394.NEF
2023061417270405.NEF
Thank you very much for your help.
All the best
Anna