Editing JPEG corrupts EXIF

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Hello,

Today I've encountered quite a problem. If I edit a jpg file the EXIF header gets corrupted and later on i cannot edit it in any way.
I'm using http://code.google.com/p/exiflibrary/[^] library.
Has enyone encountered such a problem ? Any idea how to solve it so the fila/exif would always be readablee/editable ?

Posted 2-Dec-10 9:19am

olekcz

Updated 2-Dec-10 9:21am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2010-12-02T10:57:00

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Why note ask Google why their library is corrupting the tags? They wrote the thing so they are going to be the best source of information on it. I say this because it's very unlikely anyone here who has used their library is going to see your question let alone have the experience using the library the same way you are. You're better option is to find the support forum for the library itself.

Posted 2-Dec-10 10:57am

Dave Kreskowiak

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LloydA111 2-Dec-10 18:24pm

I don't know, by the looks of it it is just another project hosted on a google site, a bit like how projects are hosted on Sourceforge

Dave Kreskowiak 2-Dec-10 18:57pm

In either case, the correct people to ask is the people that wrote the library.