How to sort by type? / Delete JPEGs

rui_marto

• 5. August 2009 06:13

I've to shoot in RAW+JPEG because sometimes I need the JPEG, but most of the times they go directly to the Trash folder. However I noticed that there's no easy way to do this on Capture One Pro 4.8. Was there a "Sort by type" function, and the JPEGs could be easily separated from the RAW files. Currently I have to import, minimize Capture One Pro, go to the Windows folder, sort by file type and drag all the JPEGs to the Trash folder.

Is there a way to sort by type or easily delete only JPEGs?

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  Marco22

  • 5. August 2009 14:38

  Write you a tiny batch-file which moves the jpegs in a seperate folder during import.
  something like this.
  just card in the reader - start batch - name new folder when asked - and that's it.
  piece of cake.
  
  

  @ECHO OFF
  REM -- here get the paths --
  SET From=Drive:\DCIM\100MSDCFSET Target=G:\Raw files\2009\08 augustSET JPG=JPG
  
  REM -- find date
  FOR /F "tokens=1-4" %%a IN ('cmd.exe /c "echo. | date"') DO IF "%%a"=="Aktuelles" SET Date=%%d
  
  REM -- date can be used in these formats
  REM %Date% -shwos complete date: 29.02.2004
  REM %Date:~6,4% - Year
  REM %Date:~3,2% - MDayTag
  
  REM -- ask for foldern
  SET /P Name=Enter new folder name:
  
  REM -- make new folder
  MKDIR "%Ziel%%Name% - %Date%"
  MKDIR "%Ziel%%Name% - %Date%""%JPG%"
  
  REM -- copy files
  XCOPY "%Quelle%*.JPG" "%Ziel%%Name% - %Date%""%JPG%" /I /H
  XCOPY "%Quelle%*.ARW" "%Ziel%%Name% - %Date%" /I /H
  
  REM -- delete files
  del "%Quelle%*.*" /q
  
  ECHO Finished!
  exit

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