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app. to extract the camera from a DV file ?
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Long story short, a friend's miniDV camera was stolen and we raised some money to buy her a new one.
Now, we don't know the exact model, but I have some .dv files that where filmed using the camera.
Is there an app. that will extract camera information from the DV file's metadata (in a similar way to the EXIF metadata found in digital pictures) ?
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I'm really not sure. Try going to the Terminal, type "mdls", drag in the file and hit return. That will print out all the metadata Spotlight can see for the file,
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It returned some cryptic attributes, "dv-file" and similar.
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