I have some files from which i removed the metadata and extracted it in YML file using exiftool. Now i want to attach those files again to same files. I tried EXIV2 but its not working. Is there any tool or specific command to make it work. Thanks in advance.
I've seen a few YML to JSON converters online. If it's only a few files, then you could convert the YML files to JSON, and then then import the data with
ExifTool -Json=/path/to/JSON_File /path/to/target/file
Though I now see that you have a video tag on this and ExifTool only has limited support for video files.
Related
For a research project I collected videos of the microcirculation in patients. For automatic analysis of these videos I need to convert the .avi files to a .mha file format.
I am not sure if this is even possible. But if anyone could help?
Thank you in advance.
I am not at home with these kinds of files. What I tried so far: Converting the .avi file to .png files and then using 3DSlicer software to convert the .png file to .mha. However would potentially create hundreds of separate .mha files for one .avi file.
I work with CSV files and upload them to an S3 server.
Sometimes after a small process that I did with the file I get hidden characters to look like this  before the first columns, I want to write a script that "clean" the files before upload but I can see those characters only on specific text editors like nano, the python didn't recognize those characters and I can see them in Amazon Athena after the query was created already and I need to upload it again.
Does anyone know a solution to this problem?
After a small research I learn that the symbol called BOM and they added to the files because I added encoding='utf-8'.
I used "binwalk" to extract an image file and I got what I needed as a directory hierarchy. So I made my changes and now I want to repack it and get the .img file back out of it.
Is there a solution?
I found a solution to accomplish this, I used imgRePacker_203 to get my image extracted.
If you could not find imgRePacker_203 online, then I have created a Git repo on my Github account and I included that tool with many other tools related to work with .img files. Also there is a very useful video on which you can get all links here:
https://github.com/AhmadVakil/Image-file-tools
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zm91DfdkIo
Note: This solution is worked with ALLWINNER, and Whatsminer image that upgrade or downgrade the firmware of ASIC miner's control board. Hope you find it useful for other problems and extracting other images.
I converted a .pdb file to a .MOL file through BABEL (Converter Software). I do get the .MOL file, but when I submit the file online for a similar structure search It doesn't even load the file in ChemSpider.
To use PubChem's database you need SMILES format, which BABEL cannot properly convert my .pdb file to. So I'm out of luck there.
Any way I can search my .MOL file on any chemical database that's out there?
Thanks
Is there a way of specifying components to remove from MS or Openoffice documents via ruby? I'm talking about removing macros/meta information and also removing/replacing images. I've looked at a number of conversion programs with a view to doing a conversion from/to the same file format, but I can't find any that allow such options to be specified.
I've looked at:
Convert_office
Abiword - I've modified the original gem to allow conversion to doc as well as pdf.
Docx files are really zip files. You can unzip them (inflate) into a directory and delete or change the files you need, and update references to those files. The files inside the zip are text files, XML, so you can use LibXML-Ruby or Nokogiri.