REPRODUCIBILITY: 100% (so far)
OS VERSION: 4.6.0.11
HARDWARE: Xperia 10 II - Dual Sim
UI LANGUAGE: Finnish
REGRESSION: yes
DESCRIPTION:
Gallery app show incorrect time compared to the file name
PRECONDITIONS:
Take a photo with the built-in camera app
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Take a photo with the built-in camera app
Go into gallery, select the photo and press [i] on top-left
The file name shows that the photo was taken fe. “20240521_163610.jpg”, but the date below shows 19:36, 21.5.2024 which is incorrect
EXPECTED RESULT:
Correct time to be shown (fe. 16:36 in the previous example)
ACTUAL RESULT:
Creation date is shown +3hours later than the actual creation time
MODIFICATIONS:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Tried rebooting the phone, didn’t help.
Another example with incorrect time between file name and the date-line below:
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Same here on Xperia 10 II, in my case, timestamp is 2 hours ahead of FilePath time stamp.
I see this too on 4.6.0.11 / X10III. Time zone configuration on the device is Finland/Helsinki (automatic time and time zone update are enabled) and the date/time shown in Gallery app is 3 hours ahead of the actual capture time (which is correct in both the file name/timestamp and photo EXIF data within the jpg).
Same here. Gallery probably thinks the time is in UTC and does unnecessary timezone conversion.
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attah
21 May 2024 15:57
5
That’s odd, since the Exif data contains a timezone.
Still happens in 4.6.0.12
Still here on Jolla C2 with 5.0.0.43
crun
27 December 2024 07:30
8
Might be the same issue as this:
REPRODUCIBILITY: 100
OS VERSION: 4.6.0.15
HARDWARE: X10 III
UI LANGUAGE: Enlish
REGRESSION: Yes
DESCRIPTION:
When an SMS is received, the time displayed says “in 12 hours”. I am in NZ i.e. my TZ is 12 hours +1 hr daylight savings, from UTC.
e.g. A message is rx at 7:35AM NZDT.
At 8:53am, the sms screen shows the message time as “in 11 hours”
A message is rx Fri 6 dec, 1pm. SMS screen shows Saturday 2am.
Sent message times/dates are correct.
In the activity log of the contact page date…
On mine it is tied to daylight saving just to be more confusing…
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crun
27 December 2024 19:45
9
So is it using the file datetime or the exif data?
attah
28 December 2024 07:15
10
That’s a good experiment to make. Imo it should use exif if available, but i’m starting to suspect it isn’t.
Note that time is correctly displayed on old pictures taken with OS versions without the bug.
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It is the same on my xperia 10 II with t+01:00 (timezone Amsterdam winter time, time is off 1 hour).
Is the time parsed in javascript? The js date is notoriously weird to work with timezones (don’t ask me how I know ).
Yea, something going funny handling the javascript date object. I’ll try digging deeper.
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