Richard Quirk

Argh. This code looks pretty suspicious in exifread - https://github.com/ianare/exif-py/blob/master/exifread/classes.py#L175 - instead of reading in count and then splitting, it should read in bytes until a \x00 is found or...

Nice one. I'll see if I can write a patch for exifread too. Unfortunately (for you, not for me ;) I'm on holiday from tomorrow so won't be able to...

MrBovert, any chance you could test my exif-py fork? I've got a hacked example file to test with, and I've sent ianare a pull request with a proposal to fix...

I can't test a Windows version so it would end up broken. I don't want to get anyone's hopes up by generating an all-in-one executable that is untested. Also have...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10807164/python-time-formatting-different-in-windows Aha! The %F is not supported by python, it is an extension. I should stop doing that.

I got rid of that strftime stuff, it was a nasty hack of my own doing. I should have used logging properly (which is what it does now). That's the...

@DrMrNo - Yep, it should work, I've tried to maintain backwards compatibility with the database. That KeyError thing looks like a bug in exif.py, which is next on my list...

It could be an issue with Active Python doing something funny - does `python -m webbrowser -t "http://www.python.org"` work? https://docs.python.org/2/library/webbrowser.html mentions Windows a couple of times and talks about "non-Unix...

There's a way to do this right now by running the script from 2 different locations I think, but it isn't ideal. I'd like to add command line switches for...

A hash of the file contents would certainly be unique. But seeing tags like "6c7f8453aee1564bc60240ab2bbd6f83" on the tags page would not fill me with glee, and you couldn't easily get...