ExifTool is a powerful tool. It read a lot of images informations. I got the idea from my last plugin, MediaInfoWDX. Using it as template, to create this plugin to connect to ExifTool to pull the informations. After the first info query, ExifTool will be remain in the memory, until TotalCMD is closed. If TotalCMD is closed unexpected, ExifTool will be
need to be ended in Task Manager.
Warning
ExifTool can update the tag values, So the incorrect tags can cause the tag value lost.
To read more information about ExifTool, please go to
http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/
To download the plugin, please go to
http://totalcmd.net/plugring/ExifToolWDX.html
Chao's space 
Can you please fix non-ANSI name handling? As soon as a filename has e.g. Russian character in it, I get “No file specified” in every WDX field, while in Explorer ExifTool handles the file fine.
Yes, I’ll. Thank you using my plugin.
I just updated the plugin. Please download and test it.
Seems to work now, thanks!
Hi,
Seems .ePub can’t be read,like field “Contributor”,would you help me?
Many thanks for your time!
just open wincmd.ini, and look for
5=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\Content\ExifToolWDX\ExifToolWDX.wdx
5_detect=EXT=”JPG”|EXT=”JPGE”|EXT=”TIF”|EXT=”TIFF”|EXT=”NEF”|EXT=”EPUB”
then add EXT=”EPUB” to the end
Cool,work now,many thanks!
The DateTimeOriginal returned with the plugin is different from the DateTimeOriginal returned with the command line version of exiftool (it seems as if the plugin adds the time zone).
thanks for the plugin!
Just make an update.
Please download and test it.
http://totalcmd.net/plugring/ExifToolWDX.html
Works perfect ! Thanks !
It appears your plugin does not support “%commander_path%” variable in its Config.txt regarding location of the “exiftool.exe”; neither it supports relative paths alike “bin\exiftool.exe” (if a user keeps it in subdirectory of “ExifToolWDX.wdx”). Only “l:\iteral\path\to\exiftool.exe” (if a user keeps it somewhere outside “ExifToolWDX.wdx” directory) or just “exiftool.exe” (if a user keeps “exiftool.exe” right next to “ExifToolWDX.wdx”) would work.
Unless the latter case (which however far not always fits all users needs), this breaks Total Commander portability.
Could you fix that, please?
Thank you very much!