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You could try a CFA as follows: |"Rename with EXIF date && filename" \;*>::rename b, '<dateexif ddmmyyyy_HHnnss>_*' Just additional question: what do these parts do which I have marked with bold blue? | "Rename with EXIF date && filename" \;*>:: rename b, '<datee...

I'm struggling to find proper command to batch rename currently selected picture and video files. So for example if picture has file name "DSC_001.JPG" and creation date from EXIF is "15.02.2023 16:34:22" then final name for file would be "15022023_163422_DSC_001.JPG" F...

admin wrote: ↑02 Jan 2023 15:55 Next beta:

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timestamp c, '<datemedia>'; //set created date of all selected items to their "media created" date

wow, just wow thanks. i used to be beta-kamikaze in past but not anymore for long time. but couldn't resist on this one

I'd rather shift it first, then stamp it: $mcdate = formatdate(property("System.Media.DateEncoded"),,h,2); timestamp c, $mcdate; One more thing. Commands above set same timestamp for all selected files. How could I run it that each file gets their own timestamp? I tried to mess with quota...

Thanks :tup: Now I need to figure out how to use it for renaming files as well. This annoys me if device makes filenames as MOV_001 or DSC_001 or similar and not using actual time stamp for it and may cause accidental loss by overwriting files with these kind of names. (And then find a way to set it...

Brilliant! I've tried it together with "text" in front and also together with <> marks around it to no avail. Didn't realize to remove "text" part. But seems that this date is stored as UTC or something as if I set it to creation date then time set is 08:59 instead of 10:59 and i...

Thanks for quick reply. Unfortunately words "scripting" and "me" do not fit into same sentence :D. Max I can do is: timestamp c, '<dateexif>'; or timestamp m, '<datec>'; So any help using property given above placed in correct way together with additional commands and attributes ...

Hi and Happy New Year! I stumbled upon issue where file timestamps are not correct, meaning if there are copy actions made outside XYplorer then it does no preserve file timestamps (modified and created) and changes them to time when copy action is made. This is one of top features (besides the many...

jupe wrote: ↑28 May 2022 20:52 Setting this should get the old behavior back:

ABRelativeToAppPath=1

follow these instructions exactly on how to tweak: https://www.xyplorer.com/faq-topic.php?id=tweak

There seems to be some buggy changes regarding mouse clicks and/or relative paths from version 23.10 in Catalog Section. In previous versions if there was relative path to some file or program in Catalog section using "..\..\Program\Program.exe" I could use middle click to open that file l...

Yeah I saw other post as well but by mentioning not working with mapped drives in title I thought this one here would be better to describe my problem as it's working fine with "mapped drive" with assigned drive letter :P. Also in my case that \\SERVER is same subnet, just different IP (19...

I have same issue with v20.60. When typing \\SERVER on address bar - "Location currently not available." So I have to mount network share to be able to connect network shares. And it works fine with 20.50.100 and on Windows Explorer too. Win 10 v1809 64bit.

admin wrote: ↑12 Feb 2019 23:31 What about this refinement if the feature: autosize it if necessary (if not wide enough), but don't make it smaller?

It would be better than nothing but I'd still prefer fixed one.

Oh, so it's a feature then.

In that case next question would be: How to turn off this feature?

I'm using Details view and noticed that if I want to see total size of files in subfolders using Shift+F5 then width of this size column also changes. And seems to be depending how many number it needs to write there (= depending on (sub)folders' size). Like it has some hard coded auto-size. Changin...