HEIC test file needed
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I am working on a project, and I need a HEIC/HEIF photo file to test my code against. According to the documentation, these files can contain multiple images, but the only ones I can find, or generate with my phone camera, have only 1 image in them. If I do a photo burst with my phone camera I end up with JPEG files. If I am reading the docs correctly, every frame(image) in the file should have it's own thumbnail image, but I can not test that if I can not find or generate a proper file to test it with. I would like to get a multi-photo HEIC file to that I can test my code against. Does anyone have a link to such a file that I can download? Google is only giving me single image files.
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I found this... maybe useful? [Sample HEIC Files Download - Get Examples Instantly](https://filesamples.com/formats/heic)
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I found this... maybe useful? [Sample HEIC Files Download - Get Examples Instantly](https://filesamples.com/formats/heic)
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Thanks, but I have already looked at those. They have only one image each, I have lots of those. I am looking for multiple image files, like gif, tiff, or ico files that contain more than one image in a single file. Maybe there are none out there, even though the standard allows for it.:confused:
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Thanks, but I have already looked at those. They have only one image each, I have lots of those. I am looking for multiple image files, like gif, tiff, or ico files that contain more than one image in a single file. Maybe there are none out there, even though the standard allows for it.:confused:
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IrfanView, if I remember correctly, allows for the creation of multiple image .tiffs. I certainly used a tool to create those for the same reason a decade ago and I'm 80% positive I used IrfanView for that. Sadly I no longer have the generated files (property of the company I used to work for). EDIT: if not IrfanView try GIMP, maybe one of the less dumbed down versions (2.0something?) or ImageJ. ImageJ is so low level it should easily do anything.
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Thanks, but I have already looked at those. They have only one image each, I have lots of those. I am looking for multiple image files, like gif, tiff, or ico files that contain more than one image in a single file. Maybe there are none out there, even though the standard allows for it.:confused:
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Maybe your viewer only sees one? Do you have a HEIC specific viewer? Seems like it's an Apple thing...
I am using GitHub - vbaderks/WICExplorer: WIC (Windows Image Component) sample application WIC Explorer, updated for Visual Studio 2022[^] to double check my code. All images I try give me the same results between my code and WIC explorer. I just want to double check HEIC files with multiple images. Like I said earlier, TIFF, GIF, and ICO files with multiple images work great.
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I am using GitHub - vbaderks/WICExplorer: WIC (Windows Image Component) sample application WIC Explorer, updated for Visual Studio 2022[^] to double check my code. All images I try give me the same results between my code and WIC explorer. I just want to double check HEIC files with multiple images. Like I said earlier, TIFF, GIF, and ICO files with multiple images work great.
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Right. And it's not showing support for HEIC.
To load an image, go to File > Open... and select the file you wish to open.
To load an entire directory of images, go to File > Open Directory... and select the directory you wish to open.
WIC Explorer supports any file format that has a WIC codec installed. On Windows 10, the built-in codecs are:
JPEG
BMP
PNG
GIF
ICO
JPEG-XR
TIFF
DDS
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Right. And it's not showing support for HEIC.
To load an image, go to File > Open... and select the file you wish to open.
To load an entire directory of images, go to File > Open Directory... and select the directory you wish to open.
WIC Explorer supports any file format that has a WIC codec installed. On Windows 10, the built-in codecs are:
JPEG
BMP
PNG
GIF
ICO
JPEG-XR
TIFF
DDS
Camera RawI have the HEIC codec installed, so I can open them and it works. I just do not have a multi-image HEIC file to test against. I am just going to assume my code works with them until I come across a file that proves me wrong. assume: ass you me
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I have the HEIC codec installed, so I can open them and it works. I just do not have a multi-image HEIC file to test against. I am just going to assume my code works with them until I come across a file that proves me wrong. assume: ass you me
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I am working on a project, and I need a HEIC/HEIF photo file to test my code against. According to the documentation, these files can contain multiple images, but the only ones I can find, or generate with my phone camera, have only 1 image in them. If I do a photo burst with my phone camera I end up with JPEG files. If I am reading the docs correctly, every frame(image) in the file should have it's own thumbnail image, but I can not test that if I can not find or generate a proper file to test it with. I would like to get a multi-photo HEIC file to that I can test my code against. Does anyone have a link to such a file that I can download? Google is only giving me single image files.
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Nokia have a nice repo for this. GitHub - nokiatech/heif_conformance: Raw content, bitstreams and HEIF files for conformance testing[^]