I updated Release Candidate 1 of Timeature to full release status. One change was made in the application to overcome a bug discovered in a SQL statement call by Timeature.
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I still get an AppleScripot error with version 1.02 if I try to change the data of a (referenced) file. The error reads:
SQL error: near “835830193737E+8”: syntax error (1)
I use an English system, but you the European date notation (dd-mm-yyyy). Perhaps that has something to do with it.
I’ve been working with some other customers who have been experiencing similar issues. I’ll contact you via email.
Hallo Adam,
I am new into Aperture und would love to use your really usefull programm too, but I get the same error as mentioned above by Johan.
I am on a German system with Aperture in German too.
If this is working out, I am more than willing to become your customer!
hi there!
i am also getting errors when using timeature with aperture 1.5.2(something like the sql-error above).
any chances there will be a fix for the 1.5.2 in the near future?
greg
Hi, same problem with Aperture 1.5.2
Is there any solution ? Thanks a lot.
J.
Hello –
I have just started to really use Timeature, and one issue I am having –
In the metadata inspector I can correctly change the date/time of the file so the Image Date field has the correct modified date/time;
but when I click on EXIF in the metadata window (to bring up the checkboxes so I can choose what fields to select), the Image Date in that “window” is still the old (original) file date and does not change.
So the file now seems to have 2 dates…
I’m probably missing something obvious but just wondering if it is supposed to behave in this manner.
ANy suggestions?
Thanks!