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Google Takeout no longer exports metadata as JSON? #262
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I have the same issue |
Your photos look like they came from a professional camera, it could be that the information is embedded in them so that there is no need for JSON |
Oh. Jesus. Fuuuucking christ..... please don't let this be true Okay calm down let's look at this: This photo has a dot on begginning... maybe other jsons are with a dot too and you don't see them in file explorrer because you have "show hidden files" disabled? Try to dig into that
google takeouts always had correct exifs - at least that's what #191 showed - gpth doesn't even re-insert them :D Nevertheless, gpth should find dates for json-less photos by their exifs... and it didn't... ... ... AH! I know what's the thing! You're using MacOS 👀 - our dear (even pinned) issue: #203 After reaserching all of that, please report back - i will be able to have if we will actually know what's happening |
@TheLastGimbus that was it!!!!!! Thank you for all the help and debugging |
Okay so that's a +1 for me to resolve #203 some day happy it works! |
Hey thank you so much for this script! I tried a Google Takeout back in July and got stuck migrating my photos due to the metadata separation when I hadn't found this tool yet.
I tried creating a new takeout yesterday, but it looks like my exported Google Photos results no longer have JSON files.
Additionally, I confirmed via https://jimpl.com/ that my exported photos now have their appropriate capture dates attached.
I couldn't find any information about this online but I was able to reproduce through multiple takeouts. Did Google fix this horribly annoying step of their migration process?
The issue with the script
Anyways, the script now logs
Can't get date on ...
for every photo.I'm still hoping to utilize this script for organizing my photos into folders by their capture date instead of being separated into many separate folders. Would it be possible to update the script to also check for if the photo already contains its capture date in its already existing metadata? Thank you!
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