Select your iPhone as the source, and hit record while you press and hold on a Live Photo.Īt this point, you have a usable movie file that can be viewed on most platforms or can be converted into other video formats. Plug in your 6S to a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File -> New Movie Recording. If you want to show it closer to how it appears on the iPhone 6S - a still image that starts moving - and don't care about audio, there's another option.
Locate the MOV file you want and import it to your computer. To extract the MOV file, plug your phone into a Mac and open Image Capture. If you share a Live Photo over email or text with someone who isn't on a compatible Apple device, they only receive the still image. Sharing.Each Live Photo is actually a MOV and a JPG file bundled together with some secret Apple magic. Play back the entire contents so they know exactly what they are If your app has UI for picking photos to share, you should let users Alternatively, if you don’t support adjusting the entireĬontents of a Live Photo, share it as a regular photo and show an Sharing it, be sure to apply the same adjustments to all frames of the If your app lets users apply effects or adjustments to a photo before The files are validated loading fails if the files don’t come from When you rebuild a PHLivePhoto with these files on the receiver side, The set ofįiles must be preserved as a unit when you upload them to a server. Users experience as they swipe through photos in the Photos app.Įxported as a set of files in a PHAssetResource object. Note that there is no support for providing the visual effect that LivePhotoBadgeImageWithOptions:PHLivePhotoBadgeOptionsOverContent in The badge provided by the PHLivePhotoView class method It’s recommended that you identify a photo as a Live Photo by placing It's important that the content of the Live Photo be presented in aĬonsistent way that uses the same visual treatment and interaction If you have to display a Live Photo inĪn environment that doesn’t support PHLivePhotoView, it’s recommendedĭon’t display the extra frames and audio of a Live Photo separately. It’s important to remember that a Live Photo is still a photo. Of a share, you can recreate a PHLivePhoto object from the set of Get PHLivePhoto objects by using NSItemProvider. If you have a sharing extension, you can also You can request a PHLivePhoto object forĪn asset in the user’s photo library by using PHImageManager or You can also use PHAssetResource to access the data of a PHLivePhoto The PHLivePhotoView view takes care of displaying the image, handlingĪll user interaction, and applying the visual treatments to play back In the PhotosUI framework) to display the contents of a Live Photo. You can use a PHLivePhotoView object (defined PHImageManager object, which is used to represent all the data thatĬomprises a Live Photo. Support in the Photos framework to fetch a PHLivePhoto object from the Live Photos, as well as export the data for sharing. IOS 9.1 introduces APIs that allow apps to incorporate playback of The captured content, making the photos come to life. Through these photos, users can interact with them and play back all When the user presses the shutter button, the Camera appĬaptures much more content along with the regular photo, includingĪudio and additional frames before and after the photo. Relive their favorite moments with richer context than traditional Live Photos is a new feature of iOS 9 that allows users to capture and The assetIdentifier is what ties the two items together and the timed metadata track is what tells the system where the still image sits in the movie timeline. If using an AVAssetReader you can use CMSampleBufferGetOutputPresentationTimeStamp to get this time. The payload seems to just be a single 0xFF byte (aka -1) and can be ignored. Timed Metadata track with The actual still image time matches up to the presentation timestamp for this metadata item.If using AVAsset you can get this from tadataForFormat(AVMetadataFormatQuickTimeMetadata) Top-level Quicktime Metadata entry for.A Quicktime MOV encoded with H.264 at the appropriate framerate (12-15fps) and size (1080p).A JPEG this must have a metadata entry for kCGImagePropertyMakerAppleDictionary with (17 is the Apple Maker Note Asset Identifier key).They are tied together with an asset identifier (a UUID as a string).
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