Automedia organizes your photos and videos in a file hierarchy according to date and time of creation.
The naming convention is:
2010s/2013/201304/20130426/102336.jpg
The time and date are extracted from the file name, or from EXIF metadata within the file.
$ automedia [android|fit|nextcloud|signal|whats_app] [ARGS]$ automedia android --source [PATH] --destination [PATH]
[--dry-run] [--verbose] [--quiet]N.B.: This command depends on the Rust program signal-backup-decode
being available.
You can install it as follows:
$ cargo install signal-backup-decodeUnpack:
$ automedia signal unpack --source [FILE] --destination [PATH] \
--password-file [FILE] [--dry-run] [--verbose] [--quiet]- source - a Signal backup,
- destination - the path of the directory to create and unpack the Signal backup,
- password-file - a text file containing the password for the Signal backup
$ automedia signal --source [PATH] --destination [PATH]
[--dry-run] [--verbose] [--quiet]
[--start-timestamp-file PATH]- source - this should point to the attachments directory of an unpacked Signal backup
- start-timestamp-file - this should be a file containig a UNIX timestamp. All files created before the indicated time will be ignored. This is useful if you manually post-process the imported files, renaming or deleting stuff, and don't want to have to redo the work.
automedia whats_app movebin/build- Find files with date in EXIF information,
- Find and eliminate duplicates.