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mgorzel released this Aug 27, 2018 · 7 commits to master since this release
August 27, 2018
Simplified UI for easier injecting.
Release notes
Additions
- Added support for an additional non-diegetic (head-locked) stereo track in the Spatial Audio stream
- Added support for VR180 video format
Bug fixes
- Improved pose description and new stereo metadata
- Other bug fixes and improvements
OS X release notes
The OS X release requires a Mac with an Intel Core 2 processor or newer, running OS X 10.13 High Sierra or newer.
Windows release notes
The Windows release requires a 64-bit version of Windows. If you're using a 32-bit version of Windows, you can still run the metadata injector from the Python source code as follows:
- Install Python.
- Download and extract the metadata injector source code.
- From the 'spatialmedia' directory in Windows Explorer, double click on 'gui'. Alternatively, from the command prompt, change to the 'spatialmedia' directory, and run 'python gui.py'.
360.Video.Metadata.Tool.win.zip7.09 MB
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dcower released this Jun 28, 2016 · 62 commits to master since this release
June 28, 2016
Simplified UI for easier injecting.
OS X release notes
The OS X release requires a Mac with an Intel Core 2 processor or newer, running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion or newer.
Windows release notes
The Windows release requires a 64-bit version of Windows. If you're using a 32-bit version of Windows, you can still run the metadata injector from the Python source code as follows:
- Install Python 2.
- Download and extract the metadata injector source code.
- From the 'spatialmedia' directory in Windows Explorer, double click on 'gui'. Alternatively, from the command prompt, change to the spatialmedia directory, and run 'python gui.py'.
360.Video.Metadata.Tool.win.zip6.93 MB
Make any panoramic image (JPEG and PNG) work as an interactive panorama in Facebook and be recognised properly in Google services
If you shoot 360 photos with a 360 camera (Ricoh Theta or similar) or use the 'panorama' feature in a smartphone camera app, Facebook and Google know the results should be used as an interactive panorama. This is thanks to embedded metadata these sites look for when an image is uploaded.
But if you edit your shots in Photoshop or similar tools you may wipe out or mangle this metadata – and if you shoot and stitch your own 360 panoramas the files may not have the metadata in the first place.
Exif Fixer helps fix this; it reads the full metadata from a selected JPEG image, and if the required elements are missing it can add them for you with a single click.New in Exif Fixer 3.1.6:
1. An expanded list of camera makers and models for Fake Camera Data insertion: Insta360 ONE R, Insta360 ONE X, Insta360 ONE, Kandao QooCam 8K, Kandao QooCam, LabPano Pilot Era, LabPano Pilot One, MADV Madventure 360, Mijia 360, Ricoh Theta S, Ricoh Theta V, Ricoh Theta Z1, Ricoh Theta, Samsung Gear 360, Xphase Pro S. Many thanks to everyone who helped me collect this data.
If the 360 ‘one-shot’ camera you use isn't listed here pick something similar, this isn't a critical detail. If you make a 360 camera and you’d like it to be included please send me a sample 360 image with embedded metadata.
2. Better support for PNG panorama files (but JPEG is still best for most end uses).
Download the Windows version:
Linux users please use this: Linux download and Linux 64bit download.
In order to support both the latest cylinder height calculations (which are still not fully supported in some services) and the 'legacy' cylinder height format there is a 'Legacy Cylinder Output' option.
Exif Fixer is free, but if you like it feel free to throw a bit in the tip jar (PayPal link below).
Tips are used to help offset the cost of my software prototyping and development tools and are greatly appreciated. Many thanks to those who have tipped me!
(If you have a PayPal account this PayPal.me link is quicker.)
How to use Exif Fixer
Click to choose a JPEG, or drag-and-drop a JPEG into the main image area. If the necessary properties are missing you can add the data in a single click.
Equirectangular panoramas (360x180 degrees), 360 cylinders and partial (non-360) cylinder panoramas are all supported. For partial panoramas (for example smartphone ‘panorama’ snaps) estimate the approximate angle of coverage with the slider and the rest of the calculations are made for you.
If you find a 360-degree cylinder doesn't perform in Facebook as an interactive image, setting it manually to equirectangular might help. But be aware that different projection types produce slightly different visual behaviour. If you want to experiment it is useful to test with Facebook posts set to 'Only Me' privacy.
You may set the North point in your panorama if you like, although this isn't required metadata and is only minimally used by services at this time. The same applies to custom horizons, which can only be set when the 'Legacy Cylinder Output' option is turned off.
First-time launch
Mac users may need to open this app the first time by right-clicking/control-clicking and selecting 'Open'. Windows users may see a one-time warning about allowing unauthorised applications to run. In both cases this only happens once.
Virus warning from Avast anti-virus software?
Every year or so a version of Avast's security software for Windows reports finding a virus inside the software zip archive. This is a known 'false positive' alert. It has been fixed in recent Avast updates, although this could crop up again. To be 100% clear: the virus report by Avast software is a false positive; the zip archive is clean – and it has actually never been near a PC until it is downloaded to one! Updating the Avast virus definitions (and using another anti-virus tool) cures the problem.
Tips? Only if you want to
This software is free to use, of course, although tips help me pay for my development costs. If you like it please tag me in your Facebook panorama post to show me what you're doing. Bug reports and questions are also welcome. You can find me on Twitter (@thatkeith) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thatkeithmartin) or see the Contact page for direct contact details.
See below for a link to older versions.
— Keith Martin
Hints & tips
Facebook supports both equirectangular and cylindrical panoramas. Cylinder panoramas that are taller than 86° and are a full 360° around will automatically be tagged as equirectangular to help produce the right visual behaviour in Facebook, but you can override this if you prefer.
Google supports spherical (equirectangular) panoramas. You can upload cylinders to Street View via a desktop web browser and they will be given the necessary padding to the top and bottom, in black. If you want to upload using the Street View app you should add this padding yourself to make the image precisely 2:1 width to height ratio.
You can edit the text in the main text field once you've opened an image. You don't need to touch this at all, but if you wish to experiment with the values and parameters that are added to the image you can do that here. If you do more than just changing the existing numbers make sure each line is exiftool-friendly (see this exiftool documentation for reference), and don't include 'exiftool' at the beginning.
(Yes, technically, this does make Exif Fixer the only visual exiftool-based metadata editor on the Mac platform. It is specifically designed for panoramic image tagging, so you'll have to know how to structure other exiftool commands. Please let me know if you would find a more general exif editing tool useful.)
Change notes
Version 2.2:
Adds drag-and-drop support
Phoneitipad 5.1.1 cracked source load. Accommodates Facebook's requirement (at that time) for 360° cylinders to be labelled as equirectangular
Tmpgenc video mastering works 5 keygen. Shorter UI to fit into 768px-height laptop screens
Version 2.4 (2.3 was internal only):
Recognise the difference between short (under 86°) panoramas and taller ones and tag them accordingly. (Can be overridden, but this will produce different projection effects in Facebook. Test your experiments.)
Version 2.5
Adds the option to reset the PosePitchDegrees value to zero. This helps when that value gets mangled by Photoshop through exporting an edited 360 image without careful view levelling first.
Version 2.6
Adds fix for incorrectly set PoseRollDegrees
Adds batch processing (sets additional images to the same metadata as the first)
Version 3.0
Larger preview image
Custom horizon setting added (to support the new cylinder metadata standard established by Facebook and Google)
Option to delete original images (off by default)
Multiple one-shot 360 camera types to choose from if 'fake' camera make/model data is needed
Version 3.0.1
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Fixed a bug that set an incorrect CroppedAreaTopPixels value with cylindrical partial panoramas.
Added a graphic to show the relative section of a 360 degree circle that a partial panorama covers, visible only while the relevant slider is active.
Version 3.0.2 to 3.0.2.4
Small bug fixs
Version 3.1
Restores the 'legacy' cylinder height format as well as allowing the new 'infinite height' method of calculating cylinder height values
Version 3.1.1
Adds 'rollover' help info text for all interface elements in Exif Fixer
Sets the legacy cylinder mode to be the default
Version 3.1.2
Sets the legacy cylinder mode to be NOT the default
Upload 360-degree Videos - YouTube Help - Google Support
Version 3.1.3
Removes the 'custom horizon' option as it is not supported by services at this time
Version 3.1.4
Fixes a minor bug that prevented backups being made of all images when running a batch process
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Now updates original files (rather than making backups) by default
The 'fake camera' option now defaults to Ricoh Theta V, by request
Version 3.1.5
The Mac build is now 64-bit so it will work with the next version of macOS without issues.