#1 : 31/05-12 23:04 Anthony Braden
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Hi,
i have to rename my jpg and the raw images which all actually sorted by an number. So i have: IMG_0001.cr2 IMG_0001.jpg IMG_0002.cr2 IMG_0002.jpg IMG_0003.cr2 IMG_0003.jpg ... Now i want to rename all files to 2011-09-25_14-24-36_IMG_0002.cr2 with following syntax: <Year Modified>-<Month Modified>-<Day Modified>_<Hour Modified>-<Min Modified>-<Sec Modified>_<Name> This works, BUT There is an error into the data!!! If i check the record-date of the jpg-files i see they was one hour before recorded as the modified-date shows me. Example: ..._14-24-36_....jpg <-- ..._<Hour Modified>-<Min Modified>-<Sec Modified>_... ..._13-24-35-18_....jpg <-- ..._<Img Hour>-<Img Min>-<Img Sec>-<Img Subsec>_... I use Timezone: (UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rom, Stockholm, Wien You can show the difference with following statement: <Year Modified>-<Month Modified>-<Day Modified>_<Hour Modified>-<Min Modified>-<Sec Modified>_<Name>_<Img Year>-<Img Month>-<Img Day>_<Img Hour>-<Img Min>-<Img Sec>-<Img Subsec> In Windows Explorer when i show the details of the file it was correct displayed. Please fix the bug (if it is one). Sorry for my terrible english ;-) thx |
#2 : 31/05-12 23:32 Anthony Braden
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Reply to #1:
Ok now i have deaktivated the automaticly switch between summer and winter time. And now it seems correct. --> it is for me an tempporary Workaround. thx |
#3 : 04/06-12 21:13 Kim Jensen
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Reply to #1:
I don't have a work around for that problem right now. But I will check if there is a problem and fix it when I get a chance to do so. |