Closed Dr3nz4r closed 3 days ago
Look at exif data. Immich just passes the file to the server.
Sorry total noob here, what is exif data?
Sorry total noob here, what is exif data?
Found some online tool it lists in an example file:
CreateDate 2036-01-01 23:59:59 +0000 MediaCreateDate 2018-10-14 23:52:42 +0000 HandlerDescription ISO Media file produced by Google Inc. Created on: 10/14/2018.
Note: at first glance all affected files seem to be videos (mp4)
Some MP4 are stored in google photos with a wrong date. I have a couple of files affected as well.
Immich server can't use the JSON file, and apparently ignore the date that Immich-go gives. There is nothing that immich-go can do
Some MP4 are stored in google photos with a wrong date. I have a couple of files affected as well.
Immich server can't use the JSON file, and apparently ignore the date that Immich-go gives. There is nothing that immich-go can do
Bummer, the date in Google photos is correct though. Guess an issue with immich needs to be opened then. Thx!
Imported some files and the time in immich is completely wrong.
I am running immich-go.exe on windows 11 with english as the OS language. Ran with these parameters:
Here's the metadata from the json (blanked the google url)
here's the result in immich:![image](https://github.com/simulot/immich-go/assets/75803461/fad9ddf6-db36-4ed7-9640-d9bc9693c30a)
pretty sure this wasn't taken in the year 221014 🥲