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Summary | A scraper that pulls metadata from the files itself. |
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Repository | https://github.com/stashapp/CommunityScrapers/tree/master/scrapers/EmbeddedMetadata |
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Source URL | https://stashapp.github.io/CommunityScrapers/stable/index.yml |
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Install | How to install a scraper? |
A scraper that pulls metadata from the files itself.
Right now, the following sources are supported:
- JPEG EXIF data
- JPEG IPTC data
- JPEG XMP data
Installation
This scraper requires certain python dependencies, it should automatically install them.
Internally, the prefered source is pyexiv2. If, however, this module fails to load (for example, it requires a failry recent GLIBC that can be a problem on very long support cycle Linux Distributions), it will fall back to a wrapper around exiftool. But this will require exiftool to be available in the PATH, so you might want to install it manually in these scenarios.
Configuration
This scraper supports an optional config file config.py, to enable some maybe unwanted features.
If your Stash installation uses Authentication, make sure the API key is configured in the config.ini in py_common:
Some other things that can be enabled
| Setting | Description |
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skip_ensure_requirements = False |
enable skip dependency install / check, makes scraper much faster, but should not be enabled untile scrapper has successfully run once |
details_date_fields = False |
enable to add all seen date field values to details (since the scraper has to potentially pick from one of several conflicting fields and might be wrong) |
details_title_fields = False |
enable to add all senn title field values to details (since the scraper has to potentially pick from one of several conflicting fields and might be wrong) |
details_author_fields = False |
enable to add all seen studio / photographer field values to details (since the scraper has to potentially pick from one of several conflicting fields and might be wrong) |
details_camera_infos = False |
enable to add camera make, model and lens make and model as one line to details |
details_upprocessed_fields = False |
enable to add fields to explicitly process and not ignored to details |
details_upprocessed_fields_ignored = [] |
additional fields to not add to details (default list is already quite extensive and should ignore most boring stuff like camera settings) |
details_upprocessed_fields_unignored = [] |
fields to add to details that are on the default ignore list (default list is already quite extensive and should ignore most boring stuff like camera settings) |
Metadata fields
exiv2 has a very comprehensive documentation on EXIF, IPTC and XMP tags, which can be found under Exiv2 - Image metadata library and tools