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In iOS, the media file is stored in the 'tmp' directory. The file in the 'tmp' has a different name and size compared to the file that is found in the Photos app. I need to get the original file or file path with the correct file size and send it to a server. In android, it worked like a charm and I was able to get the original file.
Thank you!
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Having the same Problem, but here (ios 12) my captured video is not even accessible by the photos app.
The file is stored in /private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/F9D7blablala-9D45-4D7E-A79B-960EC8F3C918/tmp/56371876229__65BD7FDC-D757-4E78-8DB3-F9D7blablala.MOV
This also results in two different hashes for the two files (Photos app and tmp directory). Any hashing-based functionality is broken by this / has an inconsistent behavior. @janpio Any suggestion how to avoid this pitfall?
Good Day!
In iOS, the media file is stored in the 'tmp' directory. The file in the 'tmp' has a different name and size compared to the file that is found in the Photos app. I need to get the original file or file path with the correct file size and send it to a server. In android, it worked like a charm and I was able to get the original file.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: