So the code you need to consider is how you write a loop for doing all your files and thus I will suggest you use For /? and look at the options to add a folder of files something like For %F in (*.jpg) do jrepl.
Jrepl PENTAXPENTAX PentaxPentax /M /f user-default-avatar.jpg /o. Otherwise consider downloading a more universal small CMD batch file like dbenhams jrepl.bat which can be used for hundreds of other file type tasks. You could use the well known exiftool but that is yet another exe to add to your dedicated file utilities collection. However you might use inbuilt PowerShell of which lit is an advocate. Find =PENTAXPENTAX K-xĭO NOT use Notepad and sadly the native cmd tool Debug.exe was removed long ago. Just ensure it is byte for byte the same length. So in this fixed case it it should be easy to use any binary file reader / writer and "Find aNd Replace" the text string. Do check your text string is similar to below otherwise you will/may need to parse both PENTAX entries separately as single words. The jpeg files are binary but like a PDF the Meta data itself is held as plain text. Windows is lacking in having the generic command grep for this common task on many other systems.
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