Using a Nikon P5000 with digikam 0.9.2 on 64-bit gutsy.
When I go to download files from my camera, there are frequently several files with the same name in the camera. (I'm not sure how the P5000 exactly lays out things, but I assume that it maintains separate directories for different days, or something like that; it certainly seems to contain multiple directories). This leads to a problem when I try to download all the images: digikam keeps prompting me when it sees a duplicate file name, asking me whether it should skip or overwrite (or asking for a new name -- which isn't useful if one has more than a couple of duplicate names). How do I get digikam to do something such as include the date/time in the destination file name so that it never sees any duplicate names? Doc Evans _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users |
Am Montag, 24. Dezember 2007 20:23:22 schrieb D. R. Evans:
> Using a Nikon P5000 with digikam 0.9.2 on 64-bit gutsy. > > When I go to download files from my camera, there are frequently several > files with the same name in the camera. (I'm not sure how the P5000 exactly > lays out things, but I assume that it maintains separate directories for > different days, or something like that; it certainly seems to contain > multiple directories). > > This leads to a problem when I try to download all the images: digikam > keeps prompting me when it sees a duplicate file name, asking me whether it > should skip or overwrite (or asking for a new name -- which isn't useful if > one has more than a couple of duplicate names). > > How do I get digikam to do something such as include the date/time in the > destination file name so that it never sees any duplicate names? > > Doc Evans > > > _______________________________________________ > Digikam-users mailing list > [hidden email] > https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users there is a function to rename files while downloading them. Take a look in the download-dialog there is a option to rename the files with date and time in the name. -- Uwe Haider [hidden email] http://www.familie-haider.de -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (GNU/Linux) mQGiBEddrhMRBADelrbOh1+XcmJ37+cO3DVDP9wAL4D0gdgICGIH9A7tkIo0dXei h0FSgrWgL8zRGSHx8Pz+wlMCYmRA1ChnK+5E1js+gzZ/rOIp639Wuid51vWpIZmf H6dPi/BBNrMGEOsrzPwX5r/qgkOpp3Hi523lWAlF0G/LH3JXpMkVcZGI9wCgjGAF Mu6CvDbAqAPgvAXh+7WLEN0D/jDDraRIdEvXBc13mZbjoO2h9MEMCT+TsIWnhi1k EM4bCcIJBib0GvtJkn5cggboNIVxeryt8HzSgH9RPGEOoNNe5i4jz9JIlvp+KkLX 69GFSwBjWPCKUOZBYjFMgLBG3fpMkAdDis4ET25PfCmnS8AYJ3eYYg13fs2jfQzp ojcTA/9/J+z6ra3BVhCJvWlvdA8w/Tdw8s6HNRqNThf5a+Or/lvphstAg0hWG7bX NDPAU8G+CfuxBGmqjOQHlk0XrC2+qVVqudA9XszC5PHTPwIk0T9EyXP0AzEC0u/0 3gFQKSUl021x63Kyb+NP5/zbpYi6G85/Bp+nOXwrU2cbnBkJV7QfVXdlIEhhaWRl ciA8dXdlLmhhaWRlckBnbXgubmV0PohfBBMRAgAfBQJHXa4TAhsjBgsJCAcDAgQV AggDAxYCAQIeAQIXgAAKCRDq0YXg5xm9ysmvAJ0VW588vcbNmdnjaWs/UCLtnfer 0QCfb5Qxz0dRFubaTTWzbSasdWSWYleIRgQQEQIABgUCR2EmrQAKCRBpnIEPtQqa Jxa1AJ9KaEml5U2Pf+27KNaPgwdCIsAtZwCggyJVcCaf7sXeQ8srscC5C3vH5Cq5 AQ0ER12uExAEAJUblFrQgF46b6+7WF+xWqJcxClPcRa6qaC/V0aYxjtmiln15H9y 5fo5KZCEudSOzy22Y0F3pBrmcizf6OSCeTqicfCIkNmXHaWXOavjyTLYWKigbnAE 8KSu04Ir6m3cHo6QMR9ryLymZkNJjYrvyoOdyX0bD+cU1s0q+5Th7q2HAAMFBACN L+YFSLs8bZmmmZoMchIaUWw9xNX16+cw+V1CZDnjf7jPpyZJMP7q8oNZpMoTnias pwbdyiDJrWNhU8fXMvj0Zf9TccnEvKyPqpavZNRVbDsZ4WS/Zfv5VZdcWB2pWP2D KauIMGA7I0y0Z9vFoIuEO3vpyH1F6xlA25ik16jnf4hJBBgRAgAJBQJHXa4TAhsM AAoJEOrRheDnGb3KLEsAni559QFYGYlAhNkWPDQGVAOm0ajxAJ0WKtrNwhcRfVwA uTEAFvNwu797mg== =YtTR -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users signature.asc (196 bytes) Download Attachment |
Uwe Haider said the following at 12/24/2007 03:52 PM :
> > Hi Doc Evans, > > there is a function to rename files while downloading them. Take a look in the > download-dialog there is a option to rename the files with date and time in > the name. Maybe I'm blind, but I sure don't see anything like this. I select "Download All", and it then asks me to identify the album to which I want to send the pictures, but there's no option to do anything at all: in particular there's no option that allows me to change the names of the files as they are downloaded. Doc _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users |
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Uwe Haider said the following at 12/24/2007 03:52 PM :
>> >> How do I get digikam to do something such as include the date/time in the >> destination file name so that it never sees any duplicate names? >> Oh, I found how to do this. I had looked under "Settings" and not found anything. But I see there's a tiny tab that is also called "Settings" but leads somewhere different, and which allows me to set this. Sorry to have bothered you. Doc _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users |
On Mon, 24 Dec 2007, D. R. Evans wrote:
> Uwe Haider said the following at 12/24/2007 03:52 PM : > > >> How do I get digikam to do something such as include the date/time in the > >> destination file name so that it never sees any duplicate names? > > Oh, I found how to do this. I had looked under "Settings" and not found > anything. But I see there's a tiny tab that is also called "Settings" but > leads somewhere different, and which allows me to set this. > > Sorry to have bothered you. This sounds a like a useability problem. If you have any suggestion how things could be improved, it would be very much appreciated, if you could file a wish in the bug tracker (ideas posted just in the mailing list get quickly lost/forgotten ...) Thanks a lot in advance, Arnd _______________________________________________ Digikam-users mailing list [hidden email] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/digikam-users |
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