Write Xmp metadata back to file
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I'm using an image processing API which resizes and reformats an image from jpg to png. During this process the image loses the metadata.
Is there a way to write the metadata back to file.
I can get the xmp metadata from the original but now I need to write it back to the new file.
This is my code so far using the metadata-extractor framework for .Net
public static void ReadXmpData(string fileLocation)
var xmpDirectory = ImageMetadataReader.ReadMetadata(fileLocation).OfType<XmpDirectory>().FirstOrDefault();
foreach (var property in xmpDirectory.XmpMeta.Properties)
Console.WriteLine($"Path:t(property.Path != null ? property.Path.Trim() : property.Path)n" +
$"Namespace:t(property.Namespace != null ? property.Namespace.Trim() : property.Namespace)n" +
$"Value:t(property.Value != null ? property.Value.Trim() : property.Value) nnn");
Any help or guidance would be appreciated.
Edit: I am aware that metadata-extractor does not yet support the writing of xmp data
c# .net metadata xmp metadata-extractor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
Ethan JappieEthan Jappie
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I'm using an image processing API which resizes and reformats an image from jpg to png. During this process the image loses the metadata.
Is there a way to write the metadata back to file.
I can get the xmp metadata from the original but now I need to write it back to the new file.
This is my code so far using the metadata-extractor framework for .Net
public static void ReadXmpData(string fileLocation)
var xmpDirectory = ImageMetadataReader.ReadMetadata(fileLocation).OfType<XmpDirectory>().FirstOrDefault();
foreach (var property in xmpDirectory.XmpMeta.Properties)
Console.WriteLine($"Path:t(property.Path != null ? property.Path.Trim() : property.Path)n" +
$"Namespace:t(property.Namespace != null ? property.Namespace.Trim() : property.Namespace)n" +
$"Value:t(property.Value != null ? property.Value.Trim() : property.Value) nnn");
Any help or guidance would be appreciated.
Edit: I am aware that metadata-extractor does not yet support the writing of xmp data
c# .net metadata xmp metadata-extractor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
Ethan JappieEthan Jappie
75
add a comment |
I'm using an image processing API which resizes and reformats an image from jpg to png. During this process the image loses the metadata.
Is there a way to write the metadata back to file.
I can get the xmp metadata from the original but now I need to write it back to the new file.
This is my code so far using the metadata-extractor framework for .Net
public static void ReadXmpData(string fileLocation)
var xmpDirectory = ImageMetadataReader.ReadMetadata(fileLocation).OfType<XmpDirectory>().FirstOrDefault();
foreach (var property in xmpDirectory.XmpMeta.Properties)
Console.WriteLine($"Path:t(property.Path != null ? property.Path.Trim() : property.Path)n" +
$"Namespace:t(property.Namespace != null ? property.Namespace.Trim() : property.Namespace)n" +
$"Value:t(property.Value != null ? property.Value.Trim() : property.Value) nnn");
Any help or guidance would be appreciated.
Edit: I am aware that metadata-extractor does not yet support the writing of xmp data
c# .net metadata xmp metadata-extractor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
Ethan JappieEthan Jappie
75
I'm using an image processing API which resizes and reformats an image from jpg to png. During this process the image loses the metadata.
Is there a way to write the metadata back to file.
I can get the xmp metadata from the original but now I need to write it back to the new file.
This is my code so far using the metadata-extractor framework for .Net
public static void ReadXmpData(string fileLocation)
var xmpDirectory = ImageMetadataReader.ReadMetadata(fileLocation).OfType<XmpDirectory>().FirstOrDefault();
foreach (var property in xmpDirectory.XmpMeta.Properties)
Console.WriteLine($"Path:t(property.Path != null ? property.Path.Trim() : property.Path)n" +
$"Namespace:t(property.Namespace != null ? property.Namespace.Trim() : property.Namespace)n" +
$"Value:t(property.Value != null ? property.Value.Trim() : property.Value) nnn");
Any help or guidance would be appreciated.
Edit: I am aware that metadata-extractor does not yet support the writing of xmp data
c# .net metadata xmp metadata-extractor
c# .net metadata xmp metadata-extractor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
Ethan JappieEthan Jappie
75
asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
Ethan JappieEthan Jappie
75
edited Nov 15 '18 at 8:04
Ethan Jappie
asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
Ethan JappieEthan Jappie
75
asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 7:49
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