Pictures are not rotated according to EXIF code (2 Viewers)

[Doron]

MediaPortal Version: 1.5.0

Description

The setting are set to rotate pictures according to EXIF code, but it does not happen.
This used to work perfectly in the past. It stopped working on 1.3.0 or maybe earlier.

This is very annoying bug. For me it is practically impossible now to watch all my old scanned films, because its orientation is set by EXIF code.

Steps to Reproduce:
Go to the pictures folder and watch a jpg image which has EXIF orientation other then 0. It is not rotated either when watching a single picture and when watching slide show.

 

[Doron]

??

 

[Sebastiii]

We have to investigate it but can you supply log please

 

[Doron]

Thanks. I will.
It may take few days because it is all at my parent's house.

 

[Doron]

Sorry I could not deal with it I will do it soon. But don't get me wrong, it does mean that all this time my parents are not able to watch the pictures.
I guess you can see the problem just by trying to watch any picture with EXIF rotation information...

 

[Doron]

Here it is.
The problem still exists in 1.6.
I tried on two different computers, one running Windows Vista and the other Running Windows 8.1. The bug is persistent.
The logs are from a computer running Vista. MP installation is fresh.

Files attached.

003_0324.jpg A picture with EXIF orientation.
MP menu screenshot.JPG Screenshot of the picture in MP menu. The orientation is correctly used!
MP settings.JPG Screenshot of MP settings. EXIF orientation is on.
Screenshot of picture in MP.JPG Screenshot of the picture as displayed in MP. The bug - The orientation is being ignored!
MediaPortalLogs_22_02_14__12_08.zip Logs

 

[Sebastiii]

Hi,

Will try to look but no promise
Thanks for image and log

 

[Sebastiii]

I have downloaded 003_0324.jpg but inside Win7 and/or irfanview the picture is like the screenshot

 

[Sebastiii]

Ok it seems on WIn8 the rotation is ok

 

[Doron]

I do not know about IrfanView. Windows 7 does not interpret EXIF rotation but most applications do. Windows 8 does it, mobile phones and cameras.