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About video tagging in digiKam #27
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Thank you, this looks good. And I agree, there may be potential to simplify the inner workings of the functions that read video metadata. At the same time there needs to be compatibility with videos tagged with older versions of digiKam. Would you please be able to share a short video tagged in this way for testing? |
Sure, here's a demo, where a tagged video file and the xmp sidecar is included.
Just for your information, my workaround is using digikam to generate xmp sidecar for both images and videos ( older versions of digikam can also accomplish). In our current workflow design, we extract tags directly from the xmp files (as you call exiftool directly in the camtrapR, it can be easily done with no issue). |
For me it was off by default and so it didn't work at first. As you said, this should in principle allow extracting metadata from videos and photos alike, using the same operation. This is great and definitely worth including in camtrapR. I'll add it to the to do list. I don't think I will officially support working with xmp sidecar files though, at least not at this point. Thank you for sharing. Will update here when there are news. |
An issue about the video tagging workflow, in https://jniedballa.github.io/camtrapR/articles/camtrapr2.html you mentioned
Digikam used to have this issue (due to the limit of Exiv2), but since version 8.0 they provide ExifTool as an option for the metadata backend, which enables writing tags into video files (pretty much the same with images). Here is an example of the metadata:
I'm contemplating whether it's necessary to simplify the existing video workflow, as digiKam db files are no longer needed. Please let me know if there's anything I missed.
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