https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=385726
--- Comment #12 from Glassed Silver <glassedsil...@gmail.com> --- I think if we're going to implement a unified view for the JPG (or HEIF) and movie pair we shouldn't use the regular grouping function, because then we couldn't group multiple Live Photos without creating a messy situation when you ungroup them again. So in a way, we'd probably need a "level zero grouping" so to say. (sorry, can't find a good way to phrase it) You say we should create a new ticket for that then? Not sure about that, but I could do that. Whilst we're at it we might as well implement other popular Live Photo-like implementations as well and use the same unified view for that. Samsung has Motion Photos, Google has Motion Photos as well on Pixel devices and some Android One phones as well I think (I know the Nokia 3.1 has that too for example) and then Huawei has an implementation very much like Apple's too. They all work a little different, but technically it's always a pair of image and movie files being fused into one element visually. Samsung for example embeds the video into the image file itself (making the JPG bigger in size). I know this might sound like a lot at once, but I swear to God, despite me owning a nice and lovely Canon DSLR often times I will at least take a picture a second time with my smartphone just to capture a Live Photo. It really adds that much more to pictures and lets you relieve moments a bit more vividly that didn't seem like a "video moment" but the little bit of motion can often times add a lot. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
