![]() If you can confirm it's successful with my files, that'd be great. I'll try to do this in a different computer.Ĭan you kindly sample with the same files i'm doing? I've attached a zip with 2 jpgs. Since it works fine for you, it must be something else in my end. d2.jpgĬ:\exiftool.exe -overwrite_original "- file:fileCreateDate+<0:0:$filesequence". Both command still yields the same result for me, unfortunately.Ĭ:\exiftool.exe -overwrite_original "-DateTimeOriginal+<0:0:$FileSequence". I tried using both, interchanging between these two formats: ![]() ![]() So, instead of using DateTimeOriginal like you suggested, i'd like to use fileCreateDate. The value under Properties>Details Tab> Origin> Date Taken is still empty, FYI. So i copied the "Modified" to "Created" in General Tab. All you have to do is set the DateTimeOriginal on all the images to a specific time, then run the command that includes FileSequence, except use DateTimeOriginal as the target instead.Okay, further digging into my 40k files (just the first batch of the lot), i see that the "Modified" value under Properties>General Tab has the value that i want to be considered for sorting purposes. QuoteOne other thing to mention is that you don't need to strip all metadata from a file to sort it on Google Photos. Quote from: StarGeek on February 04, 2020, 12:10:26 PMĪll the info shown on the General tab of the properties window are properties of the underlying filesystem.
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