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jabberjabberjabber edited this page May 10, 2025
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- If you encounter issues with ExifTool, ensure it's properly installed and accessible in your system PATH.
- Make sure KoboldCPP is running and the API URL in the GUI matches the KoboldCPP endpoint.
- Check the output area in the GUI for error messages and warnings
- If you see files being added to the queue and then being removed without being processed, you are running it on already processed files. To re-process them, check 'reprocess all files'
- If the tool freezes or fails on a large number of files, check them for corruption or bad metadata. Just because they will open in an image viewer does not mean they do not have bad data in them which prevents operation by this tool
- If it takes a considerable amount of time, make sure your computer is fast enough. You should have a Mac with unified memory or a dedicated GPU in your system with at least 8GB of VRAM to get decent speeds (up to 10 seconds per image). Without that, your speeds will vary but may take more than ten minutes per image on older machines!
- If the output window says it finished but it didn't do anything, make sure the folder you pointed it to exists.
- Make sure you are always using the latest version of KoboldCPP. It gets updated very frequently (multiple times per month).
- On macOS or Linux, if you get a "permission denied" error when running KoboldCPP, make sure you've made the binary executable with
chmod +x.