However, it is only natural for such major updates to have bugs and issues as long as they get taken care of in future updates. The stable iOS and iPadOS 15 updates have come out quite recently but iPhone and iPad users are already noticing and reporting about some bugs and issues during regular use.Īmong them, the missing Shareplay or screen share on FaceTime feature, missing AirTags in the Find My app, blurred Apple Maps Look Around images, and more. There were even compatibility issues with Microsoft apps on the iOS and iPadOS 15 RC updates. To recall, iPhone Live Text users were facing the issue where the double tap on image to zoom function was not working as late as iOS 15 beta 7.Īlso, the problem where the Reddit app kept running in the background came to light with iOS 15 beta 8. However, major OS updates are bound to have several bugs and issues and the iOS and iPadOS 15 are no exceptions. Now, Apple has finally released the stable iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 updates which offer a bunch of new features and improvements to those with eligible the iPhone and iPad models. The beta program for the latest iOS and iPadOS iterations was also started back then and those who took part in it got to taste multiple versions of the iOS and iPadOS 15 betas. Since then, the iOS and iPadOs 15 have been the talk of the town. Original story (published on September 21, 2021) follows:Īpple announced the latest iteration of its mobile operating systems, iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, at the WWDC 2021 event held in early June. Now you can import this file back into 'Photos' and share it as a movie or you can drag it to iMovie and select frames, edit etc.New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….Now you can choose 480p, 720p or 1080p.At the bottom of the menu select 'Encode selected video files'. You can open and play this file in Quicktime.Select a location to save your movie (container) file.In 'Photos' in the 'File' menu select 'Export'=>'Export unmodified original.'.In 'Photos' select the 'Live' photo you want to convert to a movie.Select the 'Live' photo(s) and import them.Select your phone icon should be under a grey 'Import' title in the sidebar.Connect your iPhone to your Mac using a USB cable.Here's the procedure for transferring a 'Live' photo taken on an iPhone 6 on to a Mac and then into iMovie or Photos as a movie file:

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