Closed muety closed 3 months ago
You're right...
Google Photos archives are full of oddities... Look at https://github.com/simulot/immich-go/blob/main/docs/google-takeout.md This combined by the poor file naming increase the difficulty.
I'm working on similar cases. I can check you case. Send me logs to my discord @simulot Could you add the result of the following command:
for f in *.zip; do echo "$f: "; unzip -l $f; done >list.lst
Did you have time to look into this already? Let me know if I can support.
Yes, I did. I think I have fixed it.
Is the fix pushed yet?
The fix is pushed And thank you for your sponsorship 👍🏼
When importing from Google Photos, I ended up with albums containing photos that shouldn't actually be part of the album. I realized that this occurs when file name and creation date of the photos match, which is fair enough as an identifier. However, the date is wrong and doesn't match the actual creation date (as according to the metadata).
Here's an example of two photos. The first one got assigned to the album correctly, the second one is a false positive:
And these's are the metadata files from the takeout:
DSC_0032.jpg.json
DSC_0032.jpg.json
Notice how both photos end up with the same date on Immich, even though they were taken on entirely different days.
This is the command I used for the import:
Did I miss something? Might also be a fault in my understanding of how to use the tool :man_shrugging: