The 'media type not supported' error occurs because the JavaFX native
codec .dylib files aren't extracted when loading from classpath.
extractJavafxNativeLibs() finds the javafx-media jar, extracts the
.dylib files to a temp dir, and adds it to java.library.path.
Also remove --add-modules JVM args (caused boot layer init failure).
--add-modules javafx.media,javafx.swing,javafx.graphics needed for
native codec loading on macOS (AVFoundation for MOV playback).
Platform auto-detects mac-aarch64 vs mac based on os.arch.
Add OpenJFX dependencies (javafx-media, javafx-swing, javafx-graphics,
javafx-base 21.0.3 mac platform) to build.gradle.kts.
LivePhotoPlayer.kt: embeds JavaFX MediaPlayer in a SwingPanel via
JFXPanel Swing interop. Auto-plays, loops infinitely, muted.
PhotoPreviewDialog: pulls MOV companion to temp file, shows still HEIC
above and looping video below in a 16:9 panel. Falls back gracefully
if JavaFX is not available (isJavaFxMediaAvailable() check).
Replace jvmToolchain(17) with jvmToolchain(21) + explicit kotlinOptions
jvmTarget=17 + java sourceCompatibility/targetCompatibility. Avoids
toolchain provisioning errors when the JDK is present but not registered
via the Gradle toolchain API.
Kotlin/Compose Multiplatform desktop app for importing photos from
phones into PhotoPhile staging directory.
Features:
- Android support via ADB subprocess
- iPhone support via gphoto2 subprocess
- Smart filtering: excludes screenshots, received images, Live Photo MOVs
- HEIC -> JPEG conversion via macOS sips (built-in)
- SHA-256 verification of every copied file
- Safe delete with explicit confirmation
- Staging path convention: _staging/{date}_{device}/
- Config persistence at ~/.photophetch/config.json
