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<blockquote data-quote="AtBadger" data-source="post: 134982" data-attributes="member: 47629">I usually leave the exif header intact after editing pictures, sometimes involvingrotation, as I want to preserve some of the original's information and thenpost-process the batch using a tool like 'jhead -norot'&nbsp; on linux.&nbsp; Most imagedisplay programs allow you to disable exif-based rotation, but I don't believeMP's MyPictures currently has that option which will result in edited imageswhich preserve their exif information fully sometimes being undesireablyrotated..Oh;&nbsp; I understand you can set folder.mp3/m3u to automate an audio mixplaying with a slideshow;&nbsp; However, using 0.2.2, an audio mix I alreadyhave playing is stopped when I start a slideshow with no folder.mp3/m3uin the slideshow directory.&nbsp; Is this the expected behavior?&nbsp; If so, is it possibleto disable this so my manually started audio mix will accompany the slideshow?Thanks, Jason</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtBadger, post: 134982, member: 47629"] I usually leave the exif header intact after editing pictures, sometimes involving rotation, as I want to preserve some of the original's information and then post-process the batch using a tool like 'jhead -norot' on linux. Most image display programs allow you to disable exif-based rotation, but I don't believe MP's MyPictures currently has that option which will result in edited images which preserve their exif information fully sometimes being undesireably rotated.. Oh; I understand you can set folder.mp3/m3u to automate an audio mix playing with a slideshow; However, using 0.2.2, an audio mix I already have playing is stopped when I start a slideshow with no folder.mp3/m3u in the slideshow directory. Is this the expected behavior? If so, is it possible to disable this so my manually started audio mix will accompany the slideshow? Thanks, Jason [/QUOTE]

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