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Filter-1.jpg (133,575 bytes)
Filter-2.jpg (165,024 bytes) |
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Filter-3.jpg (145,636 bytes) |
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Can you please attach a ascreenshot of your filter dialog? How did you get the "_.jpg"??? That's totally strange... it should be something like "(FILE_NAME HAS '_.jpg')"... Please see my screenshot.
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It's like missing the equivalent of an F5 (Refresh files) (I also added the screenshot of the filter)
Filter_JPG.jpg (48,862 bytes) |
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Filter_JPG-2.jpg (64,376 bytes) |
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Ah, now I see, you saved it as a template "_.jpg" and this name is shown. But do your files really have exactly the name "_.jpg"??? I think you have to use "contains" instead of "equals"... |
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Indeed, I saved as a template :) The files are exactly "_.jpg": In the directories where there are only videos, I take a screenshot that I name "_.jpg" |
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Oops, yes, you're absolutely right, excuse me! It seems I never testet the filter for equality... :-/ |
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Searches work but results are not always correct Step1: - Go to a directory containing subdirectories - Enable filter - Enable search by subfolder (Show images in subfolders) - The results are good. Step2: -Disable filter - Return to the directory containing the subdirectories - Enable search by subdirectory - The results are good Step3: - Without moving, reactivate the filter - The results are not good |
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Flat Mode and Filter - Step 1.jpg (97,554 bytes)
Flat Mode and Filter - Step 2.jpg (112,140 bytes)
Flat Mode and Filter - Step 3.jpg (91,740 bytes) |
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@Friedemann: Is it also possible to reverse the order of execution of the process: GeoSetter starts by searching for location data and then filters on the files. If the filter was done before, it would limit the number of location searches. |
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@xyzzy the result is ok, you see 2 files, but the status in the status bar is wrong, isn't it? |
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@Friedemann: Exact: In step 1 and 3, there should be only 2 files and show the same result in the "Status Bar" |
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@Friedemann: I made a small video which shows that GeoSetter starts by searching for location data before filtering files: In this case, it searches on 265 files but there are only 2 files that answer to the filter. It's worse if I do the same test at "root" where there are nearly 50,000 files: Not enough resources and GeoSettre "Crashes" Reading GeoData before Filter.mp4 (978,370 bytes) |
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