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pascalw / Airplayer

Python script to make media playing software Apple Airplay compatbible. Currently supports XBMC, Plex and Boxee.
http://pwiddershoven.nl/blog/2011/01/05/airplayer.html
BSD 4-Clause "Original" or "Old" License
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Portrait photos created on an iPhone are shown in landscape #6

Closed NielsLeenheer closed 13 years ago

NielsLeenheer commented 13 years ago

Photos that are shot on my iPhone are shown in landscape by Airplayer on XBMC. Portrait photos that were shot by a real camera and synced to my iPhone are shown correctly however. Perhaps this is something that should be fixed in XBMC (reading EXIF data to determine orientation) or is it possible to fix in Airplayer?

pascalw commented 13 years ago

I'm not sure I understand you, are all photo's shot on your iPhone displayed in landscape?

NielsLeenheer commented 13 years ago

Yes, all photos shot on my iPhone are displayed in landscape. Both the landscape photos (correct) and the portrait photos (incorrect).

pascalw commented 13 years ago

I'm not able to reproduce your problem. Portrait photos made with my iPhone are displayed in portrait mode like they should.

What iPhone do you have? Could you check in the EXIF data of those pictures if the orientation information is correct?

What version of XBMC are you running?

pascalw commented 13 years ago

I noticed there's a setting in XBMC in settings->pictures to enable picture rotating based on EXIF information. Have you enabled that option?

NielsLeenheer commented 13 years ago

I have that option turned on, but turning it off does not seem to matter. And it only happens on photos shot with the standard camera app. Photos shot with Camera+ 2 seem fine.

I think it's this XBMC bug: http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/9843

pascalw commented 13 years ago

Ok, then I'm closing this issue because it needs to fixed upstream.

Btw the picture attached to that ticket displays correctly in portrait mode for me. Does it for you?