Depending on the filesystem used to store the input files, the photo/video output differs. This is manifested in two ways:
Where two input photos have timestamps that are the same, within one second resolution, one of the output files will have a "-001" suffix appended to disambiguate it. Different filesystems will result in different files having the suffix.
The order of input files in the log files (if created) are different.
Depending on the filesystem used to store the input files, the photo/video output differs. This is manifested in two ways:
Where two input photos have timestamps that are the same, within one second resolution, one of the output files will have a "-001" suffix appended to disambiguate it. Different filesystems will result in different files having the suffix.
The order of input files in the log files (if created) are different.
The root-cause is that the ordering of output from DirectoryInfo.EnumerateFiles() is filesystem-dependent - see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14097264/directory-enumeratefiles-read-order