![]() You uploaded to dropbox, which apple apps didn't think would be a problem so no transcoding. Supposedly, if you told the Apple apps that you were copying to other recent Apple devices, they would just copy, but if you told them to copy to apps/devices known to not support hevc, they were supposed to automatically transcode to AVC-in-MOV/MP4 or JPG, respectively. This was touted as a great space/quality saver. Confused.Īpple in one of their recent updates changed their capture encoding engine such that photos & videos default to being encoded in HEVC (hevc codec in MOV/MP4 for vid and hevc codec in HEIF pic format for photo). Win 10 has no problems but the Win 7 has problems. So does the issue have to do with Win 7 not being able to read thumbnails on the "icon" mov file (essentially any video shot on my iphone and transferred to my Win 7 laptop after October 1). I don’t even have LAV Filter installed on my Win 10 work laptop and all the mov files play in WMP!!!!!! Surprisingly, both mov files show thumbnails on my Win 10 laptop. I wanted to see how these files would work with my work laptop, which is running on Win 10. I decided to move both mov files to my external HD. Some little details are handled differently in the thumbnail extension, compared to a generic DirectShow player. I know videos which appear distorted in the thumbnail preview but play correctly in media players. Could be a problem with the decoded colorspace not being converted to RGB with default filters. ![]() It supports all displayable video formats, more or less but there are restrictions you may not be able to specify easily. That won't be relevant for the thumbnail preview feature as a Windows Explorer extension.
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