Closed torstenhaase closed 10 years ago
Have you installed exif
via apt-get? (sudo apt-get install exif
). I do extract the thumbnails directly from the .jpg metadata, thats why i need exif.
A thumbnail view / gallery for the time-lapse feature will be implemented with #4. I don't think that i will combine the time-lapse and the normal images "Archive", but i will add a deletion for time-lapse recordings as well.
The "Delete" will become more powerful when i add the persistency layer in #5 .
Cheers, Tim
Hi Tim, I installed exif and it worked. Thanks for the solution.
Take Care Torsten
Hi Tim,
thanks for all the new features. I have a problem with the "Archive" function. I see the details, the links work but I don't see any thumbnails. If I check the folder "thumbnails" there aren't any pictures in there.
I would also put pictures and time lapse in the same place ("Archive") and maybe add the first picture of the time lapse as a thumbnail. If you made a couple of them you have to download them all before you find the right one. Also it would be great if you could add the "Delete" function for the time lapses as well.
Thanks for your work Take Care Torsten