Add support for HEIC files, and a script to run them all #3
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kaytat
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| # Rename JPEGs that were incorrectly marked with the PNG extension | |||
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Can you update "PNG" to "HEIC" in this file?
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| # Fill in from Google's JSON for those JPEGs that were originally PNGSs | |||
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Same comment as the other file to replace "PNG" to "HEIC"
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I just discovered this repo and it was massively helpful to me; thanks!
One thing I did notice is that in my export there were lots of JPEG files that were mislabelled with a .heic extension, so I copied the PNG to JPEG scripts and modified them for HEIC files.
Also I added a single bash script to run all the others, for convinience.