File extension problem
- mackowiakp
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My Kodak photo camera saves file with extension JPG (capital letters) instead of jpg (small letters). Is any posibility to make TwonkyServer working tith sych files? At this time such photos are not listed both on Twonky Web control panel and on TV.
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- DaemonBeetle
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Re: File extension problem
What operating system and what version of Twonky are you running? I'd expect Windows to display them (since it isn't case sensitive) but other operating systems may not.
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- mackowiakp
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Re: File extension problem
I use Linux Mandriva. Sorry, but I am Microsoft FREE !!!
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- DaemonBeetle
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Re: File extension problem
You forgot the other half of the question
It may be simpler to run a script to turn your .JPG files back into .jpg files:
It may be simpler to run a script to turn your .JPG files back into .jpg files:
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find /some/path -type f -name "*.JPG" -print | while read FILENAME; do
newNAME=`echo "${FILENAME}" | sed "s/.JPG$/.jpg"`
mv "${FILENAME}" "${newNAME}"
done
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- mackowiakp
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Re: File extension problem
Yeeeh. It solved problem but not on-line. I use simmilar script and run from cron.
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