Yes the suffix has to be lowercase. Might be changed in coming releases.
Using timestamps is a bit problematic on Windows Mobile as you never seem to know for certain if the creation date or modification date is stored.
Using EXIF would be a good idea but it takes too long to browse all files' EXIF data when searching for relevant images (there may be thousands of images on a device - reading EXIF data you'd have to open all of them).
Hi,
It seems that pictures stored (see manual paragraph 4.5.2) are only accepted if the extension jpg is in lowercase.
(suggest also accept JPG in uppercase or combinations of upper/lowercase)
Beside this appearantly the file creation date and time are used to specify the timestamp of the picture.
I think using the EXIF data for date and time would be better since this information is not changed by copying or downloading files from a camera.
If the EXIF info would be empty or date/time info wrong, then the file creation date/time info could be used.
What do you think of this ?