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Hi,
I know that I can use the File Browser to locate files via metadata tags. However, I’d like to do this using a script. What i want to do is this:
a) Find all meta data tags.
b) For each meta data tag, find all files, convert to JPG and place in a directory named after the meta data tag.
I’m a bit stuck as to whether I can utilise anything in the PS scripting support to do this. Specifically, I’d hate to have write low level scripts to access files directly just to pull out meta data if there was a decent meta data API there for me to use.
Any pointers?
I know that I can use the File Browser to locate files via metadata tags. However, I’d like to do this using a script. What i want to do is this:
a) Find all meta data tags.
b) For each meta data tag, find all files, convert to JPG and place in a directory named after the meta data tag.
I’m a bit stuck as to whether I can utilise anything in the PS scripting support to do this. Specifically, I’d hate to have write low level scripts to access files directly just to pull out meta data if there was a decent meta data API there for me to use.
Any pointers?
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