On 09/05/2015 00:22, Alex Tweedly wrote:

I started one of those about 3 years ago, but never completed it, for a variety of reasons

- I realized that other apps for finding duplicate images actually do look for duplicate images, not simply duplicate files (i.e. they claim to find dups saved at different resolutions or compression levels), and I knew I couldn't do that.

- someone gave me a coupon for lots of money-off from Adobe's Lightroom, so I started using that :-)

I'll dig it up, and spend an hour or two making it at least minimally presentable and see if it's a helpful starting point for you.

Huh - "an hour or two" ? :-)

OK, it's barely presentable, but it does work (of the 30K photos on my disk, about 9K are duplicates !!) NB it's JUST a duplicate checker for jpgs, and can be slow firt time it's run (it builds a database of photo files and their MD5 hashes), but subsequent runs it will only re-calculate MD5 for new and modified files); you can interrupt most things by clicking the STOP button, and it will save work done so far.

You can download it from www.tweedly.co.uk/DuplicateResolver.livecode
(sorry - brand new web site /domain, so nothing fancy there - just this one file to download :-)

It's ugly, not as efficient as it could be - but it works, and might be somewhere to start ...
(and, btw, it's re-tweaked my interest in the whole project ....)

oh - and it's developed in LC 7.0.something

-- alex.

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