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EXIF Metadata causes images to be displayd in different orientationes cause some viewers respect the orientation value, and others just dont care. Unfurtunatly the image-viewers inside of the Producer beaves different from some WEB-Browsers. Thus some picteres apper in the SIVA-Player in a different orientations than in the SIVA-Producer.
From Users-Perspective this looks like the image changes the orientation - thus like a bug.
I would propose to delete the orientation in the imported image. From that point on, the orientation of the imige will be smme in evry viewer Than at least the behavior would be consistent.
REMARK: Does the user have the ability to turn the image inside of SIVA-Producer? Then the Solution would be fine. Also a recreation of the thumbnail inside of the could be a good trick.
Sorry for the late reply, time flies and I just stumbled across the mail the issue tracker sent me.
Unfortunately, the SIVA Producer is not actively developed or maintained at the moment. Still, thank you for your feedback. When resources are available again, your issue will be considered.
EXIF Metadata causes images to be displayd in different orientationes cause some viewers respect the orientation value, and others just dont care. Unfurtunatly the image-viewers inside of the Producer beaves different from some WEB-Browsers. Thus some picteres apper in the SIVA-Player in a different orientations than in the SIVA-Producer.
From Users-Perspective this looks like the image changes the orientation - thus like a bug.
I would propose to delete the orientation in the imported image. From that point on, the orientation of the imige will be smme in evry viewer Than at least the behavior would be consistent.
REMARK: Does the user have the ability to turn the image inside of SIVA-Producer? Then the Solution would be fine. Also a recreation of the thumbnail inside of the could be a good trick.
HINT: In case there is not a image IO library in the Project we may use this one
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/javax/imageio/metadata/package-summary.html
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