Organize videos, photos, and audio into a folder date-hierarchy format.
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USAGE:
media_organizer [OPTIONS] --target
OPTIONS:
-c, --copy Copy the files instead of moving them.
-d, --destination
To quickly organize photos in the target folder, run the following command to output them into the default destination directory.
bash
media_organizer --target test-media --destination sorted_media
While developing with cargo, forward the flags.
bash
cargo run -p media_organizer -- --target ./media_organizer/photos --destination ./media_organizer/media
Organize photos, videos, and audio in a folder structure based off creation dates.
Organize a single media file, or a folder containing unorganized media files.
Photos organized based off of EXIF creation dates.
Whitelisted photo file types. ("tiff", "TIFF", "heif", "HEIF", "HEIC", "heic", "AVIF", "avif", "jpeg", "jpg", "JPEG", "JPG", "HEIC", "heic", "PNG", "png", "webp", "WEBP")
Video organized based off of FFMPEG creation dates.
Whitelisted video file types. ("mp4", "MP4", "mov", "MOV")
Audio organized based off of ID3 recorded dates.
Whitelisted audio file types. ("mp3", "MP3", "wav", "WAV", "aiff", "AIFF")
User provides target folder of unorganized images. Will move photos to a default photos
directory in the directory where the binary was ran. The outputed folders will be the respective creation dates on the media.
Allow configurable destination folder.
--dest
flag.Organize specific file types. Default to any filetype.
Option to copy files or move files.
Creation of file paths from file creation date as an organizer fallback.
Exposed media_info as a new crate.
For ffmpeg-next package, follow this guide
tests
option to compress media with copy feature
individually modify file metadata and tag metadata (exif, ffmpeg, id3)