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Feb 12, 2016
3:54:01am

kapcreations Playmaker

This script should do it

http://todd.ropog.com/organize-media-files-with-powershell/

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kapcreations

Bio page: kapcreations
Joined: Aug 17, 2010
Last login: May 2, 2024
Total posts: 4,651 (19 FO)

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Okay guys, I need some coding/Microsoft mysticism help. I'm coming to you after

2/11/16 11:09pm

I have no idea if it will do it, but take a look at imagemagick

2/11/16 11:25pm

This looks like it might be the answer you are looking

AFewThoughts

2/11/16 11:58pm

Oops, looks like the first link has been retired, use this instead

AFewThoughts

2/12/16 12:00am

See example 4

AFewThoughts

2/12/16 12:01am

I wish those fixes worked. The problem is that they're grabbing image parameters

2/12/16 12:52am

One way

2/12/16 3:45am

And TechNet tells you date:time formats

2/12/16 3:48am

This script should do it

2/12/16 3:54am

Yep, that's the one I found, but it pulls the date-time value Microsoft already

2/12/16 5:31am

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