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@ido-ran: Thank you for the example! @fgalan just to let you know, it did work for me. I also downloaded client_id.json, but according the first line of your traceback ('Cannot...

Since the documentation says "....- at the moment, this has been seen to work on Mac OSX 10.11, Raspberry Pi, and Windows 7 - let us know of success on...

I just realized, it does not work on Windows 10 32bit: `Traceback (most recent call last): File "d:\anzgeotags\anzgeotags.py", line 1396, in build_GUI_panel() File "d:\anzgeotags\anzgeotags.py", line 1320, in build_GUI_panel if tr...

Not sure, how common 32bit Windows still is. It's just important to know, there is a restriction. For myself (just using an old PC for testing), I found the workaround...

I just found this one year old thread. Has it been solved by now? I ran into the same error. Not by using elodie but in my own program which...

Thank you for your quick response! My question is not related to elodie, but only to pyexiftool (which I believe you use too ..?) and I am curious if you...

Thank you! I was hoping for something like that, but unfortunately the change didn't solve the problem. In fact it seems the json,loads in line 312 never raises an exception...

Thanks a lot so far. At least, I have a starting point for further investigation now or simply try to exclude path names with accented characters. Have a nice weekend.

Hello Jaisen, just to let you know the final solution for my problem: I needed to add `.encode('latin-1')` to the file name in my code where I call the ExifTool....

Thanks for the quick response @ido-ran . I tried a quick and dirty way to call the picker API but with no success so far and getting a "googleapiclient.errors.HttpError: