This droplet solves the problem by looking in both the still and video directories, and copying all the files to a directory of your choice. In addition it renames the video files by prepending the current date. You choose the destination directory either by dragging it on to the droplet, or by letting it default to "sony_import" on the desktop.
System requirements :
Mac OS X v10.4 or later
Download :
The droplet is a single Mac OS X application bundle, which you can download as
a compressed tar archive from the bottom of this page. Simply download to your desktop
and double-click on the tar file to get your droplet, which you can then move
anywhere you want.
Usage :
Drag the destination folder on to the droplet. Or double click the droplet to use the default destination folder.
Notes
The directory names used by my RX100 IV are hard-coded into the application. If these do not work for you, or you want to modify the application for other cameras, you can edit the executable shell script by right-clicking on the droplet and chosing "Show Package Contents". Navigate down to Contents>Resources and edit the file called "script".
Import_Sony uses Sveinbjorn Thordarson's Platypus which is protected by the GNU General Public License, which means this droplet is too.
The software is free of charge.
If you liked Import_Sony, you will love MacMetaMod.
Mark Harris
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