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Just got similar issue with tag 37380 from a Bushnell camera BS685BWYx0823F Workaround: ```` exif = piexif.load(src) exif['Exif'][37380] = (0, 1) exif_bytes = piexif.dump(exif) piexif.insert(exif_bytes, dst) ```` I assume these...

Even the original code now seems to be working! Close the issue.

For version 1.3 and earlier one could install panopotes_client, which would bring in python-magic automatically, then depending on the Windows version of Python in use, either install python-magic-bin (64 bit...

If someone on a Mac and linux machine could verify, I believe python-magic-bin also works on those machines, and if so perhaps panoptes_client can require python-magic-bin and avoid the need...

> Unfortunately it doesn't look like python-magic-bin is being maintained, so it might not be something we could rely on by default. Well at this point I have no other...

Since the whole point of the mime type identification is to classify the locations files/urls into a one of a very few file types which are actually supported in the...

It was relatively straight forward to rewrite subject.py to use the builtin package mimetypes, at least for local files. But that approach will work with open file like objects, and...

Checked previous version of panoptes_client 1.03 and reported behavior as above there as well. Also tried removing redundant .find in above code when referencing a known subject_set.id or subject.id Also...

It looks like libmagic also has Windows 64 bit dll's, and the workaround mentioned above does NOT provide video and audio uploading support (though it does get rid of the...

One option might be to track the classifications per subject for **retired** subjects - This average, times the number of active subjects is a measure of the total classifications needed...