Am I doing something wrong or does TrueNAS/Nextcloud not support HEIC images?
I'm not super knowledgable on this topic so unsure how to fix (if possible to fix)
Thanks
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I don't even know what a heic image is.
Edit: It's a apple picture format from their cameras.
My Samsung uses it for lower-storage size images lol
You can set the camera to store the pictures as JPEG. I am happy with JPEG for my holiday photos. Just check that you have the best quality setting since JPEG uses lossy compression.
While HEIF is not the doomsday thing some describes it as, it currently is somewhat problematic.
There are for example problems, originating in differences in implementation between different hardware vendors, with 10-bit and HDR.