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@@ -37,10 +37,28 @@ Replace `firstname` by the firstname of the person taking the picture.
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```sh
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exiftool -p 'mv $FileName ${CreateDate}_firstname.jpg' -d "%Y%m%d_%H%M%S" -q
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. > rename.sh
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+exiftool -p 'heif-convert $FileName ${CreateDate}_firstname.jpg' -d "%Y%m%d_%H%M%S" -q *.HEIC >> rename.sh
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```
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Then execute and remove `rename.sh`.
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+### Exotic formats
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+Some phones use HEIC, that's a weird closed format. To convert them, two ways (use the one which works) :
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+#### Image magick
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+```sh
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+convert 20240816_194033.heic 20240816_194033_user.jpg
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+```
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+#### Heif converter
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+```sh
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+sudo apt install libheif-examples
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+heif-convert -q 85 20240816_194033.heic 20240816_194033_user.jpg
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+```
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### File name manipulations
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On Ubuntu, you have two different utilities : `rename.ul` making simple replacements, and `rename` working with regex.
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