Hey,
I've recently imported all the images & videos from my iPhone 7 iOS 11.x to a Windows 10 machine. I'm not sure if I used the traditional method to import the content or just went to my Computer \ iPhone and copied the files to the PC. (Actually I think I just copied that content because I have AAE files there and I don't think Windows import those)
Last night I noticed that some JPGS in that folder are over 95MB. After some investigation I've found that some files with MOV extension are really JPG files. Some JPG files are actually MOV files and some AAE files are actually MOV files. (Those AAE files are over 3MB)
The fix is easy, go over 2000 files and change the extension accordingly.
My question is, is that a common bug? This is the first time I've encountered something of that sort and have no idea what caused it.
Thanks
I've recently imported all the images & videos from my iPhone 7 iOS 11.x to a Windows 10 machine. I'm not sure if I used the traditional method to import the content or just went to my Computer \ iPhone and copied the files to the PC. (Actually I think I just copied that content because I have AAE files there and I don't think Windows import those)
Last night I noticed that some JPGS in that folder are over 95MB. After some investigation I've found that some files with MOV extension are really JPG files. Some JPG files are actually MOV files and some AAE files are actually MOV files. (Those AAE files are over 3MB)
The fix is easy, go over 2000 files and change the extension accordingly.
My question is, is that a common bug? This is the first time I've encountered something of that sort and have no idea what caused it.
Thanks