Patched to avoid "Use of uninitialized value" warning when deleting GPS coordinates via the newly writable Composite tags.Patched to differentiate Java bytecode.Patched -ee option to extract metadata after the first Cluster in MKV videos (previously only -U and -v did this).Improved verbose "nothing changed" messages when writing.Decode individual tags in QuickTime ColorRepresentation.Extract the raw thermal data from all frames of a SEQ file when -ee2 is used.Added new Nikon WhiteBalanceFineTune tag.Added known Unknown value for IPTC Chromaticit圜olorant.Added new IPTC Video Metadata version 1.3 tags.Sinds versie 12.42 zijn de volgende veranderingen en verbeteringen aangebracht: Changes in version 12.45: Ook deze update wordt als ontwikkelversie aangeduid de laatste stabiele uitgave is versie 12.42. Met enige regelmaat verschijnen er nieuwe versies, maar de meeste uitgaven worden onder de bètavlag beschikbaar gesteld. Het werkt vanaf de commandline, maar er zijn oplossingen van derden beschikbaar waardoor het ook met een grafische gebruikersinterface kan worden gebruikt. ExifTool is een gratis en crossplatformprogramma waarmee de metadata van een groot aantal bestanden kan worden beheerd en bewerkt. All output was to disk, computer line flow reports or forms (invoices, cheques, etc).Phil Harvey heeft versie 12.45 van ExifTool uitgebracht. A major upgrade made batch processing on 4 parallel streams possible. There was a basic screen for the single computer operator. Everything was batch, no such thing as a GUI. Unfortunately, some superb assembler programmers were not able to make this transition. Moving to "4th Gen " language with compilers and data entry direct to disk was in serious sci-fi territory. I had to learn assembler from a single large assembler reference manual. There was no training course for any of this. The punched paper tape roll was then read into the target computer and saved to magnetic tape. The memory was then dumped to a punched tape. This code was manually inserted into the computer memory with a special keyboard to memory utility on a data prep machine. Memory locations had to be manually calculated. I then had to manually convert it to machine code. One of the first serious programs I wrote was first coded in assembler.
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