FullSizeRender.jpg
Hi. I am having issues with uploaded pictures. When setting everything up as basic as possible I am getting all the pictures uploaded as: FullSizeRender[+1].jpg.
Anyone having this issue? Did i setup something wrong?
I am using the unraid docker.
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I think this is a bug on ios with HDR pictures
just tested with a downloaded image. It does indeed upload correctly then.
am i the only one using HDR pictures and immich?
There's an open issue for this on github, so you're not the only one
alright. hopefully a fix will come...
I am using hdr as well and I don’t see all photos have this name
Usually screenshots or portrait mode photos would have this name
still having this issue…
if anyone can tell me what i’m doing wrong
we haven't circled back to this yet. It is the file name where the library we use to read the system file gave us to use
So it is the limitation at the moment
thx for letting me know. Hopefully fixed in the future
What if the file name just simply becomes something like yyyymmdd-hhmmss.jpg? Immich knows the date the picture is taken?
This is actually not Immich's control
these filename are read by the library we use to read the media files on the phone
and they somehow use this name for some special file type
Hi Alex, I noticed the same thing with all portrait photos from the iphone will get renamed fullsizereder.jpg in the library directory. Does immich save a copy of the original file somewhere? iphone-filename.HEIC
I thought that it will backup all files in their original form and transcode and keep a copy for compatibility?
@Alex I saw other dialog you were having here on this related topic https://discord.com/channels/979116623879368755/994044917355663450/1063210847658311740
This is the current limitation with the library we use to get the media from the phone file system afaik, we unfortunately don’t have control over this
Ok understood. Is anything else other than the file name changed? Is all the metadata and original photo intact?
The metadata is intake, just the file name is changed
Thanks so much! Good to know it’s still an original copy of the photo just renamed funny.
Btw I’ve seen this happen in google photos too
If you google FullSizeRender iOS on google you can see many entries
Even a WikiCommons photos is like this https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FullSizeRender_.jpg
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6849595?answerId=31349185022#31349185022 they seem to be edited images? Seems like an iOS issue
Does this suggest that the file name change happens due to editing the photo on your phone? it seems like only portrait photos get the rename for me.
From what i remember Apple applies some effects to portrait pictures by default..
If I plug my phone in and grab the folder and files the portrait photos are HEIC and a file name corresponding to what the other regular photos are.
Yeh the issue is getting the image from inside of iOS
Imma create a native swift app and see if it does it too
I see. This makes sense. The immich app is running inside of iOS and if I plug my phone into the computer it’s just grabbing the files.
Let me know if I can be of assistance. It would be great to get this working.
Definitly an iOS thing as I looked into this more. Not sure what's going on but with the portrait photos for sure are being edited on iOS to apply the filter and then the iPhone saves the photo as fullsizerender.jpg but the original photo is saved in a different spot.
https://github.com/fluttercandies/flutter_photo_manager/issues/976 There is an issue open with the library
GitHub
[Bug report][iOS] For assets with adjustments/filters, return origi...
Version 2.7.1 Platforms iOS, macOS Device Model Any flutter info flutter 3.10.6 How to reproduce? Using native photos app, turn off the video of a live photo. Get the title for that asset. It shows...
Also shows how owncloud apparently fixed the error in their code
https://github.com/owncloud/ios-app/blob/18f71923f2b9380c1d871fa817cc6947d45f50bc/ownCloud/PhotoKit%20Extensions/PHAsset%2BUpload.swift#L47-L60 (In swift)
I confirm this bug.
If I understood the problem correctly, these file names appear for objects downloaded from icloud. I.e. icloud "optimize storage" function is enabled on the device.
This feature appears for both photos and videos.
I see the same thing, a lot of files are uploaded as FullSizeRender. The same files uploaded to Google Photos keep their proper names so there must be a way to extract them.
iCloud is not involved at all in my case
for me its any edited photo on the phone or a portrait photo taken
I'd be happy to help correct this if I can or test it in any way.
This got merged recently in the library we are using.
Amazing
We should update our version if there is a release with it
Yeah I will update it as soon as the release is out
good to see a possible fix for this. my temporary workaround is creating a custom storage template as such:
it mimics the file names and folder structure nextcloud uses when uploading pictures
Just wonder is an iOS release update coming soon
Hopefully sometimes this weekend 😛
there are still a few more things we want to include in the release and being refined/tested
No worries thanks!