Closed jcogs-design closed 7 months ago
Hi @jcogs-design! Try to run "full command" and let me see the output, if needed:
/var/www/html/system/user/addons/jcogs_img/vendor/maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg/src/../bin/php-heic-to-jpg-darwin-arm64 "/var/www/html/public_html/media/images/heic-test-image1.heic" "/var/www/html/public_html/media/images/heic-test-image1.heic-15627136406573a99b3e1835.09497305"
It looks like i'm running in the same issue on my MacBook M1 Pro with Ventura 13.1:
$ ./vendor/maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg/src/../bin/php-heic-to-jpg-darwin-arm64 image1.heic image1.jpeg
[1] 75044 killed ./vendor/maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg/src/../bin/php-heic-to-jpg-darwin-arm64
However, if I change the full command to use amd64 it seems to work as expected:
$ ./vendor/maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg/src/../bin/php-heic-to-jpg-darwin-amd64 image1.heic image1.jpeg
JPG: --image1.jpeg--
Created by MaestroError
I understand the 'killed' message isn't really helpful. What can I do to get more information? I'm running PHP 8.2.14 installed with homebrew, Laravel v10.43.0, maestroerror/heif-converter v0.2, maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg v1.0.5.
I've tried to set the $forceArm = true
parameter on the convert
method, but that obviously (?) forces the use of the arm binary. Would it be possible to force the use of amd binary?
EDIT: Reading the manual helps a lot, lol. This seems to solve the issue for me: https://github.com/MaestroError/php-heic-to-jpg?tab=readme-ov-file#for-macos-users.
@vjanssens Happy to hear that your issue is solved 👍 keep coding! 🚀
As per title, attempt to convert on a system running on a Mac Mini with M2 Pro chip generates the following error:
System is running Macos 17.1.2. Running latest version of this library. php 8.2
Any ideas / suggestions about what I can do to get this to work?