How to export rating with jpeg?

I would like to export my version as jpegs, with EXIF and IPTC data. No problem. I would also like the ratings to be exported with the picture. Maybe it is, but I cannot find it. Any idea if the rating is exported, and if it is, where?
Thanks,
Allan

Hello, Allan
Quote: "I would like to export my version as jpegs, with EXIF and IPTC data. No problem. I would also like the ratings to be exported with the picture. Maybe it is, but I cannot find it. Any idea if the rating is exported, and if it is, where?"
Allan, if you are exporting the jpegs using the Mail Export Presets make sure that the preferences are set correctly. Open Aperture's preferences, Command + , (comma) and select Edit Mail Export Presets and check Include Metadata.
Use the Query HUD to place the metadata you want baked into the image file. Command f
Click the plus sign at the upper right and choose Rating and set the ratings you want.
love & peace,
victor

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