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by ahrensjt
06 Jun 2025, 21:09
Forum: Windows
Topic: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs
Replies: 9
Views: 8740

Re: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs

Thanks rednoah.

BTW I will be getting back to the a topic above to try your suggestions, but after a family vacation :)

Cheers,
Jeff
by ahrensjt
31 May 2025, 00:47
Forum: Windows
Topic: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs
Replies: 9
Views: 8740

Re: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs

I will share the files this weekend. But I used ACDSee to inspect the files. It has a tab for FILE data, and a separate tab for EXIF data. I added the result to the testing table. [img][https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BmhtyNTBR1JNGZX49WdREqtoeZo-QBnC/view?usp=sharing] For the two DNG files, ACDSee ...
by ahrensjt
30 May 2025, 13:12
Forum: Windows
Topic: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs
Replies: 9
Views: 8740

Re: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs

rednoah, Thanks for the replies - definitely appreciated. You brought up multiple topics, so I will segment my responses. FIRST: I tried Renaming with just a handful of files in the GUI. It worked. So waiting 15 minutes was clearly not enough for the volume of files I was working on. So it appears ...
by ahrensjt
28 May 2025, 10:53
Forum: Windows
Topic: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs
Replies: 9
Views: 8740

Re: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs

More information, possibly relevant or a related problem: I was testing {allOf{dt.format(/yyyy-MM-dd_hh∶mm∶ss/)}{camera.maker.space("_")}{camera.model.space("_")}.join('_')} on DNG files. I changed ct to dt (date taken). In Windows File Explorer, many files have a Date Taken of 2018-10-28... but Fil ...
by ahrensjt
28 May 2025, 10:09
Forum: Windows
Topic: Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs
Replies: 9
Views: 8740

Endless hourglass when trying to rename JPGs

Hi all, I have about 12,000 JPG files from Google Photos, sitting in a folder on a Synology NAS. The plan is to rename them, them restructure into YYYY/MM-DD folders... then Immich. My script is not too complex (I think): {allOf{ct.format(/yyyy-MM-dd_hh∶mm∶ss/)}{camera.maker.space("_")}{camera.model. ...