Metadata in LiveCycle

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• LiveCycle Management 9 rights-protected files are not indexed?

  Hi all, I have a question, LiveCycle Management 9 rights-protected files are not indexed?  is this true?

  Kind regards.

  When you create a strategy, one of the properties that you set determines what is encrypted when the policy is applied to a document.  You can set it to...

  1. Encrypt the entire file, which means that the document could not be searched\indexed as all the content of the document, including the meta data in an encrypted state.
  2. Encrypt the document except meta date, which means that the document can be searched\indexed based on metadata as it is NOT encrypted
  3. No encryption, which means that the document, including the meta data is not in an encrypted state and can therefore be searched\indexed.

  I hope this helps.

  Steve

• Is LiveCycle Designer ARE 8.2 LiveCycle ES2 or SS1?

  Hello

  I am confused with all the conventions of release of LiveCycle.

  Is LiveCycle Designer ARE 8.2 LiveCycle ES2 or SS1?

  I use ES8.2 of Designer. I manually added some PDF XDP form metadata in the XML Source tab. After the XDP form gets static redendered PDF XFA or dynamic XFA PDF, the PDF metadata I've added manually are lost. I was told there is a fault known with LiveCycle ES1 and it has been fixed in the ES2. So, ask yourself if'RE 8.2 either ES1 ES2?

  Thank you!

  lcfun

  Designer = 8.x ARE

  Designer ES2 = 9.x

• Video metadata date is incorrect: the value and not of creation date sharing

  10 iOS, iPhone 6 +, Windows 10. Photos and videos are shared through iCloud, but NOT stored in iCloud.

  Once synced on my PC, the photos and videos have a truncated name (for example, "016a1f2e11dfcc680e1009cb96346b67678fb2c6bc.jpg"). Of course, this is not acceptable at all to me when I organize them on my NAS: I prefer a significant, sortable name, as "2016-09-16 18-15-20259 (Apple iPhone 6 more) .jpg.

  To do this, I simply read the EXIF information directly from the image, and I rename the image accordingly. No problem for the photos.

  But for videos... I do the same, in the world, but with less information. I can extract only creation date/time from metadata of the videos, not the unit that captured video. Sad, but I have not found anything else, and at least it's automatic.

  Recently, I found that the date in the video file is NOT correct: this is the timecode of SHARING via iCloud, not the timecode CAPTURE. I have therefore some videos with a delta of two weeks between the true creation as well as the "official" date

  I checked this on my phone: date is correct (once the video is no longer in full screen, the date is displayed at the top of the screen, and it is 'the' date I'm looking).

  So, question: How can I get the date of the 'real' creation of all these videos on my PC? It exists: it appears on the iPhone that took the video (a woman) AND mine. Information is 'lost' only on the PC, but I think it's a problem of reading of 'bad' metadata (I use FFMPEG to get currently), or the wrong file for reading (perhaps within an iTunes/database file, but didn't find, not found in the registry or the other).

  Best solution is to find something operate locally, through the command line, to do it in batch mode. A solution of GUI PEUT agree if I can automate with AutoIt (i.e. should not be a native Win32 application, not Java, .NET, GTK, QT and so on, OR must have an export feature). A solution based on the web is not suitable, but can be less boring to review each video one after another to manually check the date.

  Thanks in advance.

  In my opinion, the only way to fix this is with third-party software like this one.

• Why don't the addition of metadata to be added manually in the iTunes library song change metadata in Windows Explorer and anywhere else?

  Adding metadata to a song in the iTunes library has no effect anywhere else (as in Windows Explorer or the Groove music).

  I would like to know if I have disabled this in error or if it is not guaranteed to all visitors.

  Where it is not provided to customers, I would like to know how iTunes stores this metadata and whether it can be automatically sent to the library of Windows.

  Thank you.

  A reason of changes committed to iTunes cannot be is covered in the tip of the user, fix the iTunes for Windows security permissions but iTunes usually returns to the original data if you probably don't see this particular problem. The other possibility is of several tags.

  Several tags (Mp3 files only)

  The ID3 specification allows files to have several tags in different versions and languages, but iTunes does not work properly with simple tags. When multiple tags are present it can sometimes do not apply updates to the tag that reads back (probably update one of the others in the file) and it is also possible that the iPod and iTunes may have different rules for the tag that they give priority to. This could lead to situations where everything is properly organized in iTunes, but then inexplicably collapses on an iPod, or tracks that display different information in Windows Explorer or another media player. There are tags 3rd party editors that allow to manipulate several tags, but I don't have a casual recommendation. A workaround in iTunes is to use the context menu convert the ID3 Tags... > None a few times to remove all the labels, then convert ID3 Tags... > v2.3 to build a cool tag with information still held in the iTunes database. I've read in the past that iTunes is not completely compatible with the specification v2.4, although this may be the case, support is more however for v2.3 is widespread, then I would say using v2.3 to v2.4. All embedded work will be deleted so it must be replaced if wanted. For Windows users running a script named CreateFolderArt before and after the cleaning process tag should handle this.

  Note that some data, for example the sides and the counties of game, is only stored in the database internal iTunes and not surrounded by tags.

  TT2

• Change the metadata fields in the details pane

  Is it possible to change the metadata that appears in the details pane?

  For example, I would like to know "Time Zone" without having anyone access to each photo.

  Also, is it is shortened to "set Date and time?

  Thank you

  Also, is it is shortened to "set Date and time?

  There is no predefined shortcut, but you can add one yourself.

  • Open system preferences > keyboard, then the tab "shortcuts".

  

  • Select "App shortcuts" in the left column and click on ' + '.
  • In the 'Application' menu, select 'Photos.app. Then enter the title of "set Date and Time...» "and a combination of keys.

    
    Pictures now displays the keyboard shortcut that you chose in the picture menu.

  • 

• No accompanying metadata not share photos sent by e-mail.

  I share pictures with other photographers for your technical questions and criticism.  For some reason, the metadata do not go with the file when I send it by e-mail.  Is it possible to fix this?

  Hello rdfields,

  Thanks for this info and choosing the communities Support from Apple. I know how important is able to share pictures in Photos for OS X is for you! Based on what you said, it seems that you may be having problems with sharing photos by mail directly from the Photos for OS X app. Because this process is not sharing the metadata you need, I suggest you export the images in a lossless, like TIFF or PNG format, because they work better. Then join these images to e-mail and test if the metadata have come through this way.

  Export of photos, videos and slideshows - Photos for OS X Help

  See you soon!

• Where are stored the metadata of photos iOS10?

  Hello

  Photos in iOS10 is great in face detection and recognition of objects. I was wondering if recognizable faces and objects (metadata) is stored in iCloud or only locally on the device.

  In other words is the available metadata cross-device (iPhone / iPad / Macbook etc.)?

  It seems at the local level unless something was wrong with my devices.

  I had the installer all the names on the faces and combined if necessary faces on my iPhone running iOS 10. And now I see that I need to redo all that work again on the iPad too. It's very annoying. What is the use of a photo of iCloud library if you do not synchronize these data. This means that whenever you add a photo of someone, you need to update data on all your devices face.

• Exactly how wipe you the metadata of a photo?

  Without third-party software, is there a way I can wipe the metadata of a photo?

  Using iPhoto or Photos.

  Mac OS Sierra

  It is the third-party product, although ImageOptim can remove metadata from images.

  https://imageoptim.com/Mac

• Transfer photos with custom metadata

  I have all my photos on my Macbook pro (Photos app) and held them with faces and custom metadata.  I would like to transfer most of them to my iMac (photos app).  I tried various methods, including parachuting, but I lose the metadata.

  is it possible to keep custom metadata?

  is it possible to keep custom metadata?

  The only way to EVS all the metadata transferred another Mac photo library. Make a copy of the photo library on an external drive and copy the complete library to your other Mac.

  If you want to only copy the selected photos to a library on the other Mac with included metadata, export photos using the "file > export". Who will save most metadata (places, keywords, titles, descriptions), but you cannot transfer the faces in this way.  Photo library not even iCloud will now synchronize albums faces between macs or mobile devices.

• peuvent my metadata collected by an ISP of thunderbird?

  People,

  On Tuesday, Australia now requires Internet service providers to save metadata of all Internet users. Is it possible that E-mail Thunderbird can stop this happening?

  Kind regards

  Bob

  Do you know what data they are collecting? I suspect that what they perceive is material that they can and must know you already in order to be able to send your data successfully between you and everything what you Internet service use, whether a Web site, a server messaging or anything else.

  In any case, it's data outside of the control of Thunderbird. Who sent a message that they sent to and when they sent these are all essential parts of your email routing.

  Maybe you should think about tor.

• Where are the location of metadata stored in pictures taken with an iOS device?

  I just follow me back from a trip with a lot of pictures taken with a couple of the iPhone as a digital camera.  Pictures taken with the iOS for most devices have locations associated with them, as evidenced by the dialog box 'Get Info' in Photos for Mac. They show well on a card and are correctly associated with keywords of the location (for example, "Sierra National Forest, northeast of Fresno County, United States of America"). But I can't know where the coordinates are stored. There is nowhere to search Photos for Mac that will give me the real coordinates. Also open images in preview does not display a GPS tab in the 'Détails' box how will be my camera equipped with GPS. And finally the search all metadata in Photoshop or Adobe Bridge also will not show all the details or any other type of geographic information.  I just checked my old version of iPhoto (9.6.1) and she won't show also all location information.

  Photos for Mac will display basic information, but I can't find where this happens. Any ideas?

  If you don't see any GPS information in the Inspector of Preview window, you are probably stripping while dragging or by exporting to office. Try dragging the image from Photos while pressing the Option key.

  

• Is there an easy way to remove faces metadata?

  I won't get in my frustrations of moving from iPhoto to Photos, but there more with him a bunch of incorrectly marked faces. Is there an easy way to delete all the metadata of faces of all my photos so I can start over? Thank you

  None

  You can tell Apple that you need to be included in future releases - http://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html

  (and of course the identification wrong iPhoto has nothing to do with the Photos)

  As for frustration - the solution is to take the time to learn how to use pictures - it's a new and different program that, like all new software, does not exactly work as pref = vious PHotos and software has a learning curve - until you take the time to learn how to use it you will continue to be frustrated because you will be with any new product tha tyou don't understand

  LN

• I need to see the metadata in iCloud

  I can't see all of the metadata in iCloud.  any suggestions?

  Have you looked away.

• How to exchange a mp3 file with another without losing metadata?

  I like to follow my iTunes library usage statistics, and I have a file of the song I want to replace it with a newer version. (The latest version is a more long/extended cut of the file that I currently have). I don't want to lose the metadata of the file. Is there a way I can exchange the old by the new and that iTunes file to associate the metadata of the old with the new file?

  Thanks for your help!

  TheJailbreakGenius wrote:

  I like to follow my iTunes library usage statistics, and I have a file of the song I want to replace it with a newer version. (The latest version is a more long/extended cut of the file that I currently have). I don't want to lose the metadata of the file. Is there a way I can exchange the old by the new and that iTunes file to associate the metadata of the old with the new file?

  Thanks for your help!

  If metadata, you mean the game number, no problem.  Leave the track in your library.  Right click, view in the Finder to find its corresponding file.  Delete the current MP3 file and replace it with the new file.