Then you should be able to see what going on. When I run this, I get the command command result printed out to the console, you should be able to do the same thing to a variable(via debugging) or if you have implemented some logging in your app. Var readToEnd = streamReader.ReadToEnd() Var streamReader = process.StandardOutput as StreamReader Showing the metadata for TestPic.jpg Exiftool, by default, returns all tags it understands.
o Press on each blank line to select values for the command. o Select a command by pressing on the top line where it says 'Press here.'. Running exiftool against an image tells the tool to read the image metadata and return all of the default output. 0.6. The steps for using the ExifTool Interface are o Select one or more image files. Since you are also using C#, here are something you can try: ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo() Run cd /Downloads/exiftooldemo to bring you into the folder where the image is located. Wrong parameters, path or something which do not show up as a. it but be throwing some kind of command line error. Dim ExifToolOutput As StreamReader = ExifTool.StandardOutputĪttached a debugger and see waht the ExifToolOutput contains.
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