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by radialapps 2y ago
Thanks for the useful report! Fixes are in the pipeline and should land in the next version
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by radialapps 2y ago
Only the originals are stored. Transcoding is needed to play any video in browsers, e.g. HEVC isn't supported by most browsers. For this, Memories transcodes your video on the fly and streams it to the browser with HLS. RAW support for
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by radialapps 2y ago
Google Takeout. Importing from takeout metadata is supported (at least edits to the images; not albums right now)
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by radialapps 2y ago
You're missing the preview generator, so it's trying to generate them on demand. See https://memories.gallery/config/#recommended-apps Also note there are some extra config steps for the preview app (initial
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by radialapps 2y ago
Thank you!
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by radialapps 2y ago
Easy to deploy, hard to configure right. All you need is PHP + an HTTP server (then tune it https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/instal... )
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by radialapps 2y ago
Thank you! I wrote a bit on why Nextcloud a while back, I'll link it here (see point 5 in FAQ): https://memories.gallery/faq/#faq As such, Nextcloud doesn't really lock you in; it just provides a framework fo
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by radialapps 2y ago
Can't compare myself, but here's a general comparison table between various alternatives in this space that someone has been maintaining. https://github.com/meichthys/foss_photo_libraries
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by radialapps 2y ago
HDR kinda works, depends on the photo. Live photos are fully supported (Apple/Google/Samsung/Xiaomi at least). HDR videos are a pain to transcode, it mostly doesn't work well (but this is not very well tested / work
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by radialapps 2y ago
Folders: this is fully supported. You can share out links of folders that anyone can upload to etc. These get stored in that folder (in your account) then. Albums: partial support. You can share links to albums that are viewable or share al
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by radialapps 2y ago
Not yet, search is a major planned feature
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by radialapps 2y ago
Just use the Nextcloud Android / iOS apps for auto upload. Memories automatically picks up everything that's uploaded.
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by radialapps 2y ago
https://memories.gallery/faq/#getting-help :)
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by radialapps 2y ago
See the demo above. It runs on a free-tier VM from Oracle. Minimum requirements are quite low. Mainly you need memory to get good performance (at least 4GB, say). CPU-wise it runs fine with massive libraries even on RPi. I don't recomm
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by radialapps 2y ago
The GitHub has sponsors, thanks! :) https://github.com/sponsors/pulsejet
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by radialapps 2y ago
100% agree, generally speaking. In this case I was rather annoyed since the original comment was very offensively worded and the person obviously had zero intention of helping out. Their only goal was to stroke their own ego by shouting out
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by radialapps 2y ago
Wanted to drop a note here: nc-photos is really nice but Memories does also have an Android app of its own https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gallery.memori...
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by radialapps 2y ago
First one is interesting, not possible at the moment. The Nextcloud app is used for auto-upload, that does support background upload at least on Android.
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by radialapps 2y ago
Not much, it works pretty much out of the box.
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by radialapps 2y ago
The project is a little over a year old, so yeah lol
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by radialapps 2y ago
Umm the project barely existed a year ago, it was in very early stages.
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by radialapps 2y ago
No, just no. Valuable user feedback (which I absolutely love) is someone pulling the server logs, filing a bug on GitHub and following through till it gets fixed. Or, even attempting to see what parts are slow and reporting it. Worse but st
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by radialapps 2y ago
Great to hear that! It's FOSS and I only work on this in my free time, so please keep the bug reports coming as you run into them! :)
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by radialapps 2y ago
This one has been on my mind for a long time. A good start would be blurred photos, duplicate identification and finding a generically "good" photo given a set (e.g. photos from a single location)
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by radialapps 2y ago
It uses very complex hand optimized SQL queries to do everything in a single database query. The database is also structured in a way to support this. The result: each request overall only takes a few milliseconds for the hardest part, the
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by radialapps 2y ago
Hmm I can reply now, strange. That comment was edited multiple times so this is pointless. Also the original commentor started the rude exchange with "hot garbage" (wonder if they'll edit that out too now) EDIT: yeah, they ed
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by radialapps 2y ago
Different goals. Ente is commercial, Memories is free Ente is focused on E2EE, Memories is focused on self-hosting.
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by radialapps 2y ago
I don't know what to say if you think flipping a switch in the admin UI is "manually" configuring. Otherwise, mostly all of this is just false. I routinely upload massive files (both RAW and 4K, yes) with almost default confi
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by radialapps 2y ago
It's silly to micro optimize nginx / php when you have docker. Just use the Nextcloud Docker image or AIO and be done with it, everything is pre-optimized. Thumbnail caching exists (it's even highly configurable), there'
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by radialapps 2y ago
My thoughts? Too slow. No timeline view. Looks terrible.

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