ExifTool is an efficient, flexible, and portable way to manage image, audio, and video metadata under Linux.
Entirely different things.ĮTA: It seems MTS can record EXIF data which should be accessible.Digital media files are more useful and accessible when tagged with metadata - that is, descriptive information about each photo that either can be embedded inside images themselves or stored in external databases. Just to be clear, EXIF data is part of the file itself while the metadata mentioned is outside the file and held by the OS. Some AVI video shot with an older camera, probably not. What was the video recorded with? What type of file is it?Īn MP4 video shot with an Android phone will probably have some recoverable EXIF data embedded. Getting back to the OP, there is no universal answer. We live in times when everything has to be explained to the last detail or people will get confused. Next up we'll have someone asking why we park on the driveway but we drive on the parkway. So, I recorded a video on my camera on and later copied it to my computer on then the timestamps will correctly indicate the file (contents) was last modified on 23 Jan because it has not changed since then and the computer file was created on 30 January. The "date created" refers to the date the file itself was created on that file system. The "date modified" refers to when the data in the file was last modified, which would be the date the data was created if it was never subsequently modified. Some people laugh at what they see as an apparent contradiction while others understand the intended message which is "no working keyboard detected, connect a working keyboard and press F1 I have already mentioned in another thread the well-known Windows message "no keyboard detected, press F1". I think some notices and legends, like headlines, need to be very brief and some intelligence in the interpretation is assumed, maybe mistakenly. If you see a STOP sign at the crossroads and under it a sign reading "$250 fine", do you assume the fine is for stopping? Or for not stopping?
However, we live in times where the logic is quite strained in such questions. Mon 7:32 amI suppose you logically assume that the creation must have occurred before the modification.
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