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Can't access captured media on Android 11 #223
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@inexuscore I have forked a version of this plugin and have it working with ionic and capacitor - sample code with link to forked plugin - https://github.com/aaronksaunders/vue-media-capture-2 |
Could you show your code? I'm working with Filesystem of capacitor and I didn't have any problem. |
@aaronksaunders have you test it with android 11? does it work? |
I have same problem with my Xiaomi 13 Lite. Android 12. |
Thanks, @aaronksaunders, I'll try it and see if I can make it work. |
I'm working on a project using Ionic 6.x, Angular 12, and Capacitor 3.
The media-capture plugin works fine as in I can capture audio/video files and get the MediaFile[] response.
But I can't access the captured files to read their contents (as base64 or array buffer, etc.).
I've tried everything I could think of, nothing works.
I'm using a Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 running Android 11. After hours wasted on this issue, I realized that this is most likely because of privacy changes introduced in Android 10+. The captured media files need to be stored in the app's cache directory or something. The fullPath returned by the plugin looks something like this:
Tried reading the file with the cordova-file plugin, the Capacitor Filesystem plugin, nothing worked.
Is there a workaround? Has this been fixed? and if so when are you planning a release?
I love working with the new versions of Ionic and Capacitor but this kind of stuff is incredibly frustrating.
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