Couldn't convert HEIC to JPG with Linux ARM64

[adiputra22]

I using latest version 1.07 with your great package here to handle heic file. When I test on mac it running fine, but when using production linux server it got this issue:

RuntimeException · Couldn't convert HEIC to JPG: 'sh: 1: 

/home/forge/***/releases/20241030101404/vendor/maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg/src/../bin/php-heic-to-jpg-linux-arm64: Exec format error' | Bin used: 'php-heic-to-jpg-linux-arm64' HEIC: 

'/home/forge/***/releases/20241030101404/storage/app/public/01JBEFBC1EBCVDP5E275CX8049.HEIC' Full Command: 

'/home/forge/***/releases/20241030101404/vendor/maestroerror/php-heic-to-jpg/src/../bin/php-heic-to-jpg-linux-arm64 

"/home/forge/***/releases/20241030101404/storage/app/public/01JBEFBC1EBCVDP5E275CX8049.HEIC" 

"/home/forge/***/releases/20241030101404/storage/app/public/01JBEFBC1EBCVDP5E275CX8049.HEIC-1118435979672209af4c71d8.22538345" 2>&1' Output from heif-converter-image exe:

my code is like this.

<?php

namespace App\Actions\File;

use Lorisleiva\Actions\Concerns\AsFake;
use Lorisleiva\Actions\Concerns\AsObject;
use Maestroerror\HeicToJpg;

class ConvertHeicFileToJpeg
{
    use AsObject;
    use AsFake;

    public function handle(string $filePath): false|string
    {
        if (! file_exists($filePath)) {
            return false;
        }

        $filename = pathinfo($filePath, PATHINFO_FILENAME) . '.jpg';
        $dirname = pathinfo($filePath, PATHINFO_DIRNAME);
        $newFilepath = $dirname . '/' . $filename;

        if (PHP_OS_FAMILY == 'Darwin') {
            HeicToJpg::convertOnMac($filePath)->saveAs($newFilepath);
        } else {
            HeicToJpg::convert($filePath, "", true)->saveAs($newFilepath);
        }

        return $filename;
    }
}

[ebewe]

Have you tried removing forceArm=true (or setting it to false) in convert() ? This worked for me.

HeicToJpg::convert($filePath, "")->saveAs($newFilepath);
or
HeicToJpg::convert($filePath, "", false)->saveAs($newFilepath);

[MaestroError]

Hey @adiputra22 ! Thanks for reaching out 👍 You can try what is suggested by @ebewe, it may work 💪

but if you use CentOS distribution on production server we are in trouble, because the package has compatibility issue with it since it hasn't some libraries needed to run this executable. In this case, try to switch to the newer linux distribution for example Ubuntu or use alternative tool for HEIC images

[dsi-anjoucass]

Hey @MaestroError,

I have the same issue with my website hosting in OVH.
Do you have a solution ?

Thanks