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Referenced files extract pathnames

Is there a way to parse an Aperture Library to extract the full pathnames of referenced files ?

For instance, given 2 referenced files in my library pointing to /Media/Photos/IMG1.JPG and /Media/Photos/IMG2.JPG I would like to generate a txt file containing:

/Media/Photos/IMG1.JPG

/Media/Photos/IMG2.JPG

Are there any api capabilities at all on MacOS to parse Aperture Librairies ?

Thanks

Posted on Dec 31, 2018 12:41 PM

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