Closed psampathkumar closed 4 years ago
I had the same problem, long story short, the document schema changed.
You need to take out the MetaData
property to the root level
Somethig like this
# metadata.json
[
{
"Time": 0,
"FileName": "dear-1.jpg"
},
{
// The rest of the elements
}
]
Thanks a lot. I have a few followup issues though. If i just take MetaData
property to root level, I get the error, Time must be a String
. Putting time under quotes, gives the error, Failed to parse Time
.
Oh yeah, completely forgot about that.
Time needs to be in hh:mm
format.
Thanks a lot. This worked.
Time needs to be in
hh:mm
format.
Yeah, I had received a couple of complaints about specifying the time as a real number between 0 and 1, so I've changed that in v3.
I can't seem to get it to work. I tried keeping it in the same folder as images and everything. I have attached the relevant JSON document.
metadata.json
If it is any help, I am able to read the json document using pandas in python.
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