Date/time info

Previous versions of PSE have displayed the date/time info for each image in the organiser. PSE 11 doesn't do this. Does anyone know where I can change settings so that it does - this info is very usefu to me.

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I am trying to export a group of photos into a file to then compress and e mail. How do I get the title and date/time info for each photo to export as well and be a part of the file?

You'll need to upgrade to iPhoto 08 or later to write that metadata to the file on export.
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TD

How ti save date/time info into .lvm

Hi,
i need to save date/time info (Date:Time) into one .lvm together with my other signals (dynamic data). any suggestions?
it should look like this for example
results.lvm:
date/time signal 1 signal 2 signal 3
01.01.2005/12:00 2.2 3.3 4.4
01.01.2005/12:02 2.4 3.4 4.5
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and so on for every loop.
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vedran divkovic

The LVM Express VI was designed to be easy to used. To facilitate this, data formats are fixed and cannot be set by the user in the Express VI. You have several options to get the format you want.
If you don't need all the header information in the LVM file, roll your own code. If you are only saving one line of code at a time, this is particularly easy. You will also need to write your own read code, assuming you are not just using Excel or something similar.
Use the formatting capabilities of your analysis program to create the date code. Excel, for example, is perfectly happy to generate a time/date string based on a simple number. You may have to convert from LabVIEW absolute time to Excel absolute time, but that is fairly trivial. You can make a macro to do this.
If you need the LVM header info, write the file using no data to get the header, then fill in your data with your own formatting. Read-back will be harder, since you will need to write that yourself. However, you can probably get most of the info from the LVM file read (maybe with an error), then read your own formatted data from the end of the file.
WARNING: this one dives into vi.lib code. While you cannot change the formatting in the top level of an LVM file, the subroutines do take formats on a per-column basis. So, you can modify the original code to do what you want. Open the front panel, then search for ex_SignalsToSprdsheetStr.vi. Give it the format string you want and you are off. Note that this format will be in place everywhere you use the LVM code unless you save the entire hierarchy to a different location (using Save With Options->Development Distribution, include vi.lib files). Be very careful with this. You can easily get into cross-linking problems (linking VIs from the wrong location).
One final comment. You can find the specification for the LVM file format in Specification for the LabVIEW Measurement File (.lvm), Version 1.0. It includes everything you didn't want to know about the LVM file format.
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Differences in Date/Time info between FCP 7 and FCP X?

Please bear with me as I have hardly touched FCP 7 in the past 2 years, so most of what little I knew has now been forgotten!
Yesterday I captured an old 2002 Mini-DV PAL tape into FCP X.
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1. Some original clips as they were shot.
2. Projects (edited in iMovie 2) using those clips, which had then been exported back onto the tape.
As expected, FCP X recognised the embedded info on the original clips and separated them together with details of their date and time.
What really surprised me was that the edited videos were also broken down into their original clips, complete with date and time.
This latter point would have been great except for one thing . . . . FCP X automatically arranged all the clips on the tape in order of their original shooting time and date.
This meant that all the projects were separated into their component clips and these were put alongside the original clips, thus mixing them up.
Furthermore, as you know, the clips in a project rarely appear in chronological order, so by separating them chronologically the projects were even more mixed up!!!!!!! The projects have effectively been turned into a jigsaw puzzle.
To get round this problem, I have just recaptured the tape in one take in FCP 7 which thankfully kept everything in the correct order.
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Is it possible, after using DV Start/Stop Detect and Make Subclip to find the original date and time it was shot?
You see how much I have forgotten.
Yet another peculiarity, is that whilst DV Start/Stop Detect can separate out the original clips that were shot, unlike FCP X it just recognises each project as a single clip.

Thanks for the response Michael.
Shortly after posting, fragments of my memory returned and I also remembered that FootTrack does a similar job.
As mentioned above, FCP X does very much the same and also does it excellently.
The only reason it didn't suit my tapes was because, unusually, I had put up to 3 or 4 versions of finished projects (containing the same basic clips) on the same tape, which meant that after capturing a tape in one go, I ended up with hundreds of clips containing up to 3 or 4 sets of identical clips jumbled up in a frightening video jigsaw.
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There would have been no problem if it had provided multiple identical clip names if it had kept them in the order they were on the tape and not insisted on automatically re-arranging them.
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afaik, ANY camcorder except these DVDcorder-thingies transfer the timestamp to iMovie
consider to purchase iLife09, which offers, aside tons of other useful effects, a very conveninient manual change of timestamps in iMovie..
for iM08 follow advice given on my site
http://karsten.schluter.googlepages.com/im08changeeventdate
ah, and Welcome Pittsburgh V Man to the  iMovie boards

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Hi
This is really annoying - can anyone help pls? I take photos on camera and download into iPhoto. Friends give me their photos too etc. iPhoto orders these correctly by date (when the photo was taken), regardless of the file name (DSC0097 etc) as there can be many different file labels, depending on he source. However, when you copy the file to a new folder, eg to external hard disk, the file loses the original Date/time info. The 'Date Modified' or 'Date Created' of the new file is simply the date of tranfer of this new file. How can you ensure the original date and time information is retained?
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Hi Tj
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Gee Three/slick has numerous titles of with some look like time stamps or you can create you own directly onto the clip. There is no need for a separate (title over black) title.
Part of the fun in editing is picking the title, what font to use and be able to dazzle your viewers with special affects. Slick has one called Far far away from the Star Wars movies where the titles slowly disappear into the distance.
Go to:
http://www.geethree.com/slick/index.html
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Regards
TD

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Welcome T G Brown to the  iMovie boards..
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http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=7982935
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