[Digikam-users] how does digikam determine the date of an image?

[Gilles Caulier]

Yes exactly. Give the list of tag to parse date from movie files, in Exiv2
format, I will add these to the list

Gilles

Le mercredi 29 juillet 2015, Mark Alford <alford at wuphys.wustl.edu> a écrit :

> On Wed, 2015-07-29 at 06:40 -0500, Alan Pater wrote:
> > Try:
> > ~$ exiv2 -g Date P1000986_new.MOV
> > exiftool formats the output differently then exiv2
>
> Thank you. Now I think I see the problem.The file in question is a video
> file, so its date tags are Xmp.video
> If I understood Gilles's email correctly,  digikam only looks for Xmp.exif
>
> > exiv2 -g Date P1000994.MOV
> Xmp.video.DateUTC                            XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.video.ModificationDate                   XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.video.TrackCreateDate                    XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.video.TrackModifyDate                    XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.video.MediaCreateDate                    XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.video.MediaModifyDate                    XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.audio.TrackCreateDate                    XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.audio.TrackModifyDate                    XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.audio.MediaCreateDate                    XmpText    10  3451674662Xmp.audio.MediaModifyDate                    XmpText    10  3451
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