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I'm also using Win10 and have no problems to save files which have umlauts in the filename. You can see my settings for the "IPTC Character Coding" in the attached screenshot.
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does this work for you? can I close this issue? |
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Sorry for the delay. I have Latin I (ANSI) set and still having the problem. Actually, it may be ExifTool which isn't working right. As in that picture posted before, "ExifTool reported errors/warnings on 1 of 1 images" and "Error: File not found". Character encoding is messed up somewhere. I downloaded newest ExifTool and placed it in the Geosetter\tools folder but it didn't fix the problem. Then I typed exiftool -G -a åäöÅÄÖ.jpg on the command line - see the picture. Could this be a clue to what's going on? Apparently ExifTool finds the file named by non-English characters, but then warns about the encoding not specified. Then at the next line, the file name is already wrong, which leads to messed up characters and finally saving the file will fail.
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I've just made a test with the file "ÄäÖö.jpg" and I've had no problems to save my changes. Have you updated ExifTool.exe in the %AppData% directory? |
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Ich habe das gleiche Problem. Sprachset Latin wie oben beschrieben GeoSetter Version 4.0.49 Beta ExifTool Version 12.63 Erst ein Umbenennen des Verzeichnisses, in dem sich das zu speichernde Bild befindet, bewegt Geosetter dazu das getaggte Bild zu speichern und keine Fehlermeldung auszugeben. Sehr nervig. |
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GeoSetter should add "-charset filename=latin " when using "exiftool". A request has already been made (2509). |
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Liegt es denn überhaupt an ExifTool? GeoSetter macht aus einem "Österreich" ein "Österreich", wenn man die Pfadzeile anklickt. Windows 10 hier. |
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Add in the "Settings" for exiftool the following 2 lines. There is no more "warning"
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This has exactly zero effect. ExifTool still says file not found. |
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Weird! I have a test with a similar filename and it works for me!
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I don't know if it's due to the filename (not tested), it seems more like a problem with Umlauts in paths. |
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what version of exiftool are you using (mine is version 12.63)? |
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Also 12.63 as stated a few posts above this. |
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@ Whatthesnap: Can you test this query in cmd mode? chcp 65001 cls exiftool -H -G1 -s -charset filename=latin E:\KUVAT\Uudet\test_AÖ¨.jpg |
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This should list all tags by group |
- Anonymous
