php-heic-to-jpg: Couldn't covert HEIC to JPG
RuntimeException : Couldn't convert HEIC to JPG: '' | Bin used: 'php-heic-to-jpg-darwin-arm64' HEIC: '/private/var/folders/xq/bbvlc8r52gsfpxxg6f7f3_p40000gn/T/bjDSfN' Full Command: '/path/to/project/vendor/maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg/src/../bin/php-heic-to-jpg-darwin-arm64 "/private/var/folders/xq/bbvlc8r52gsfpxxg6f7f3_p40000gn/T/bjDSfN" "/private/var/folders/xq/bbvlc8r52gsfpxxg6f7f3_p40000gn/T/bjDSfN-6597740986440740f359aa1.01134626"'
Output of command:
[1] 41341 killed
Update: still no fix, but I have some more info.
Fails:
HeicToJpg::convertOnMac($tempPath, 'arm64')->saveAs($tempPath);
Passes:
HeicToJpg::convertOnMac($tempPath, 'amd64')->saveAs($tempPath);
I’m using an M1 MacBook Air. convert
also fails, presumably because the OS is detected as arm64, and the bin for that is failing.
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@MaestroError thank you, but I used this JS library and it cover all my needs https://github.com/alexcorvi/heic2any
Missed the notification 😄
No, I was not able to find a fix. The solution for me was to use the Linux binaries in production, and when I’m running my test suite on Mac, I need to manually set it to use the
convertOnMac
AMD64 binary which works for me, as I mentioned previously.I think the mapping isn’t entirely correct. I ran into the same issue some time ago. I believe M1 is always arm64 arch, can’t be amd64.
@XbNz So if amd64 works for you, Why don’t you just use it? (
convertOnMac($tempPath, 'amd64')
) it seems you have M1 but with amd64 architecture. Can you check your arch?