Even disable "Most Compatible", Live photo still converted to picture and video then uploaded.

Halry commented 2 years ago

Steps to reproduce

enable auto upload in settings
Disable "Most compatible" and left "Live photo" enabled.
take a "live" photo then waiting for upload

Expected behaviour

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Photo should uploaded as .heic and with video inside .heic file.

Actual behaviour

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Photo is divided into .heic and .mov, and no video inside *.heic file.

Screenshots

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Logs

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Reasoning or why should it be changed/implemented?

Live photo should be saved as one file, however now has been split.

Environment data

iOS version: e.g. iOS 14.4.1 15.6.1 Nextcloud iOS app version: see More > Settings 4.4.2.0 Server operating system: CentOS Stream 8 Web server: Apache, nginx nginx Database: PostgreSQL PHP version: 8.1.9 Nextcloud version: see Nextcloud admin page 24.0.4

Halry commented 1 year ago

Has been updated to iOS16, Nextcloud Server 24.0.5 and Nextcloud iOS 4.4.4.0. Problem still exist.

Hyoengju-Johannes-Lee commented 1 year ago

@Halry Most Compatiable has nothing to do with the live photo, and it is about whether the picture would be jpeg or heic.

And, live photos are always a combination of .heic + .mov files. It is not possible to have one file that can contain a picture and a video. But, the ios app has a functionality that makes two files look like one.

So, if you want to see the two files as one, then I think you should close this issue and open in nextcloud/server, not here.!

The function about automatic upload woroks fine as intended. If you understand 'how live photo works,' then you will see it.

Halry commented 1 year ago

Oh, thanks. I was made a mistake that take the play button in nextcloud as play the video inside the heic. It actually is the play the slideshows.

nextcloud / ios