Solved Need help to get all info of image thru batch file.

Ok so i have some images in an folder and i want to get all images information
in a text file. these are the infos i want to get.

id= sequence number of the image
width= image width value
height= image height value
bpp= rather it is a 16,32 bit image
type= this value could be 1 for all images
alpha= alpha channel value for all images is 0
mask= mask value
name= image name

For example

I can't do this one by one because there are hundreds of image like this
so need a batter fast way.
Is there anyone who could write a batch file to do this task??:huh:

That's not exactly possible in batch, you could find files with a certain name and text files with certain strings, but I don't you can find files with certain properties.

Where are all your pictures stored?

I don't know if Imageinfo gives enough information. But being CLI it should integrate with batch. Also take a look on Sourceforge.net. There are many unheralded gems there.

x BlueRobot said:

That's not exactly possible in batch, you could find files with a certain name and text files with certain strings, but I don't you can find files with certain properties.

Where are all your pictures stored?

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On my pc.

MilesAhead said:

I don't know if Imageinfo gives enough information. But being CLI it should integrate with batch. Also take a look on Sourceforge.net. There are many unheralded gems there.

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Thankx for replaying. i'll look at it. hope it work as i want.

@MilesAhead
I have tried Imageinfo But it dint help.
I cant find how it works.
i have found This page which shows something what i want.(Look at the end of the page)
But i am unable to understand it properly.

That's written in Python - a programming language - it's not commands to be used in a batch file, and I have no experience at all with Python.

Yes i know that it is in python. it was just for point that it could be possible.
I have searched for commands for get those info.
and i actually found that it is possible to get them.
Yes they are not in write shape. i mean some dont print
values some need to write image name.
but they are separate commands so can't get them to work together to write all info
in a single line.
So there are a lot work do do in this.
I think only a dev could help in this

Ask the author here