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username="Chris"
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avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/02b67b7ebace8cb6433504ba9a17d4a4"
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subject="comment 6"
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date="2018-10-16T11:07:30Z"
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content="""
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That means I update the metadata periodically by a script such as
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for k in `find . -name \"*.CR2\"`; do
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if [ -e `dirname $k`/`basename $k .CR2`.JPG ]; then
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<set metadata>
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and add a corresponding preferred content setting? I'll try that. Btw, is there a possibility to use the xmp files of my raw converter (darktable) as source for metadata? I want to do the same with images that have a low star rating (<1 star should not be synchronized to the notebook computer and dropped from there as soon as they are on the external disk), and I hope there is a possibility to not double this metadata but directly use the xmp output. The xmp files are checked into the git regularly (without git annex).
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