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I’m attempting to clean-up my photo collection and I’ve run into a few issues with getting pictures to be oriented correctly in MythGallery.<BR>
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I believe that all of my photos were taken with cameras which didn’t necessarily have the proper orientation value set. Over the years, I’ve manually rotated pictures which should be shown as “portrait”. I’ve found that by setting the jpeg orient value to “top-left” using convert, both portrait and landscape photos are displayed correctly within MythGallery’s full-screen view. However, all thumbnails are shown as landscape now, regardless of whether that is actually correct. Looking in the .thumbcache directory, it appears that the portrait images are indeed being rotated when the thumbnail is created. Is there an additional value/tag that should be set in the files to get around this? FWIW, this is –fixes and I’ve compiled and tested MythGallery both with and without EXIF options.<BR>
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Thanks!<BR>
Joe<BR>
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