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Bonjour,

Juste deux questions :
1) Pourquoi ne pas monter le disque ton NAS sur ton PC et y utiliser Siren ?
2) As-tu essaye d'extraire "siren" du ".tar.gz" 32 ou 64 bits et de le lancer sur ton NAS ?

Remi

About the forum, a workaround has been posted and I have applied it.
I am not sure if it works correctly.
Let me know if this issue is always present.

Can you please run the following and share the output ? :
- Open a "cmd" command, go to the the directory "E:\Users\Michel\Documents" and run the command :
attrib "Mes sites Web"
- In Siren "Preferences/Columns" check the "Attributes" column then list the content of "E:\Users\Michel\Documents". The "Attributes" column should be displayed.

Regarding the forum problems, I know it is far from perfect, it has some issues but it is solid, light and fast. Let me know if you have a better option.

Best regards

Hello,

Here is what klod06 has in its hands :

• Files named "SnapchatXXX.mp4" where XXX is a three digits number

• A text file, named "Renommage.txt", which lines contain the new names of the "SnapchatXXX.mp4" files. The order of the lines corresponds to the one of the files in Siren. For example, the new name of "Snapchat001.mp4" is in the first line of the "Renommage.txt" file : "2017-04-18_09-14-03_Huawei P9 lite_Snapchat"

Here is the renaming sequence that solved his issue :

• In Siren, sort the files on their names

• Select them by clicking on their check boxes or use a key sequence like "Ctrl+A". The "Sel" column now contains a number corresponding to the selection order

• Use the following renaming expression (supposing that the "Renommage.txt" file is in "C:" root) : %T{"C:\\Renommage.txt"}.%e
  (The backslash is voluntarily doubled)

Here is what Siren will do :

• Load "C:\Renommage.txt" in memory

• Following the selection order : replace '%T{"C:\\Renommage.txt"}' with the corresponding line

• Add to this a dot "." and the extension of the file it is currently working on

The only renaming task is to press the toolbar button with a standard "play" image.

Note : Sorry for my poor frenglish

Bonjour,

Il existe un modificateur charge de "des-accentuer" les caracteres : @
Comme les autres modificateurs il se place entre le '%' et le "nom" de la variable. Par exemple : %@b_%n.%e

Compte tenu de la longueur de ton expression de renommage le plus simple est sans doute d'effectuer une conversion globale dans une sous-expression supplementaire (%@f) plutot que de rajouter un '@' a chaque variable :
Dans ton cas cela donne :
%Xdt%XSt%ncs-photos.jfg.free.fr-%Xfl-%Xet("/","_")-%Xfn-iso%Xsr-a7r2-Angouleme-%Yct.%e;%@f

Pour plus de details tu peux te reporter a l'aide et consulter le chapitre "Expression" partie "Modificateurs".

En esperant t'avoir aide,

Remi

Hello Michel,

I am not a regular expression specialist but looking at what you wanted to do I noticed that you didn't set any "anchor" : ^ or $.

All looks fine when you change your expression to :

%b(s/^(.*?)\.(.*)$/\2/)

Maybe this could be related to "wxRegexp" regular expression implementation or to the parameters set by Siren when using them.

You can find details there.
Note that Siren uses the advanced regular expressions (ARE) implementation (wxRE_ADVANCED).

Regards

Remi

Hello,

I wrote about MediaInfo because I thought luweitest was using it. After rereading his post I realize that maybe I was wrong ...
ExifTool is a very good library/tool I sometimes use as a standalone program.
But linking it with Siren would be a huge task.
In general I don't like to use third party libraries even if I have made
compromises with boost and wxWidgets.

Download the CLI package from MediaInfo main site and use it in a cmd window like this :
MediaInfo --Inform="Video;%Encoded_Date%" MYVIDEO.mp4

Using output redirection you can easily generate the file(s).
Maybe creating one metadata file per video could be easier to manage and use.

Hi,

I have to say that Siren metadata extraction capabilities are far less powerful than MediaInfo ones.
The result you have would not surprise me.

I will try to have a look at this video. Please send it to the "Remarks and suggestions" email address you can find in Siren's "About" window.
If the attached file is over 10 MB then extract only its beginning by right-clicking it in Siren and choose the "File content extraction (debug)" option, 1 MB should be enough.
Give me any information regarding its origin and modifications done to it.

Hello and welcome,

%f[2] : extracts the second array/string element. The default separator is '-' (dash) and this is what causes trouble here.

With the expression you are using : %e-LiteralText-%nc.%e;%f[2]
%f[2] will always give the second string element : LiteralText

I see two ways to solve this :

1) Change the separator
For example lets use '@' in place of the default '-'.
This expression should be ok : %e@LiteralText-%nc.%e;%f[2,"@"]

The first '-' is replaced by '@' : %e@LiteralText
In the second sub-expression, the '@' is specified as separator : %f[2,"@"]

2) Change the extraction
Using the default separator, with the expression : %e-LiteralText-%nc.%e
in fact what we are interested in are the two last elements : LiteralText-%nc.%e

This can be specified by slightly changing the second sub-expression : %f[-2,0]
The extraction is done starting 2 elements from the end (-2) until the end (0).

So, this expression should be ok : %e-LiteralText-%nc.%e;%f[-2,0]

You can see details about this "[]" modifier in the help : Expression/Modifiers/String modifier : "[ ]"

Hoping this will help.

%Xdo is an Exif date/time information. It might be present only in images.
%Vn can be present in video tags only if the software that created the movie is intended to.

If you want an universal date/time you should use "%dm" which is the date/time associated to the image/video file itself. It is the one generally shown by the file manager.
It can be the same as the one when the image/video was taken but may have been changed during the transfer/copy process.

Sorry for my late reply.