Software-update: Immich 1.141.1

Immich is een opensource oplossing voor het opslaan en beheren van foto's en video's. Het draait in Docker, waardoor je alles in eigen hand hebt en niet afhankelijk bent van een derde partij. Het wordt door velen als een serieuze concurrent van bijvoorbeeld Google Photos beschouwd. De media kan via een webbrowser worden benaderd en er zijn ook apps voor Android en iOS. Een demo van Immich is hier te vinden. Versie 1.141.1 is uitgekomen en de belangrijkste veranderingen die daarin zin aangebracht zijn hieronder voor je op een rijtje gezet:

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Welcome to the release v1.141.1 of Immich, as hot as this summer gets, the beta timeline is ready to be taken out of the kitchen, now with more features and bug fixes. Let’s dive right in while it’s still hot

[beta] Auto-add uploaded assets to albumsView similar photosDigitalOcean 1-click deploymentNotable fix - thumbnail generation for 200MP HEIC images

[beta] Auto-add uploaded assets to albums

View similar photos

DigitalOcean 1-click deployment

Notable fix - thumbnail generation for 200MP HEIC images

[beta] Auto-add uploaded assets to albums.

This feature has made its way back to the beta timeline. You can enable this feature on the Backup Options page. The current selected albums for backup will be linked with the album of the same name on the server, or a new album will be created if those albums don’t exist. Assets uploaded will be placed in the respective linked album.

View similar photos

On the web, you can now look for similar photos or videos when viewing an asset by clicking on the context menu > Find similar photos. Powered by CLIP search to quickly identify photos with similar scenery and context

Digital Ocean 1-Click Deployment

To help users who are interested in trying out the application without setting it up on their infrastructure, or who do not have the infrastructure available yet. We now have the option to deploy Immich directly on DigitalOcean.

The default configuration is the smallest pod size that can run Immich comfortably. The new instance is set up with a default reverse proxy that handles TLS. For more information, you can read here. You can give it a try by clicking this link.

Source: Tweakers.net