My iPhone's photo upload speed is very slow And the original live photo effects are all gone
Is this about my iphone set?
I believe many people, like me, have chosen to look for a privately-deployed app because they can't stand cloud services like iCloud. And these people might have iPhone settings similar to mine. So, if it's an issue with the iPhone settings, is there a better solution?
- My upload speed: I started backing up last night, and only 100 photos were backed up by this morning
- My iPhone photo settings: iCloud Photo is turned on, Optimize iPhone Storage setting is turned on
- iOS version: 16.1, iPhone model: XR.
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1. Background upload is meant for incremental backing up, for initial backup I suggest you use foreground backup and leave the app open.
2. Can you choose the LivePhotos album as the selected album for backup and try backing up those and see if they have the video portion uploaded as well.
I know there were some reported issue with iPhone XR
Is the situation in this video normal?
Did you have some assets uploadded using the CLI already?
The number of backups has not changed.
yes
And some of the assets that backup from the CLI are already on the phone, correct?
ye s
Then this is normal, if you check the second box, the "Total" box, you will see the number changes. The remainder doesn't change because of the deduplication mechanism
The 'Total' box hasn't changed either.
Hmm
do you see anything from the server/microservices log?
Do I need to keep my phone screen on when uploading? Unlocked?
yes for foreground backup
well ，no
nothing from the log?
can you also check the postgres container logs please
I think I will try to set my phone screen to stay on and see if it will be better after a few hours.
Can you check the logs for postgres container quickly
ok
I want to make sure we have the error of detecting duplication cases
1sec
For upload speed, are you on 5GHz band of your WIFI? staying closer to the access point would also help with the upload speed
is that all for the logs?
this is from
docker logs immich_postgres correct?
For WIFI there are 2 bands, 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz, 5Ghz gives greater bandwidth in exchanged for lower rangeyes , it is All
Hmm
this is strange
Can you copy the mobile logs and post it here
from phone
Ah so the issue is from the mobile app
I think it might have been from using iCloud and with optimized storaged turned on
I was thinking the same thing, is there a solution?
The solution is to turn them off as far as I know
I think turn off optimized storage might help
If I turn it off, my phone's memory might explode. My phone can't store so many photos locally.
yeah this is the current limitation I would say
Maybe I can store the pictures on my computer and then upload them from there?
Sure you can
thank you again
No problem, sorry for the inconvenience