Error using the images after exported to computer from lobe dataset about image-tools HOT 7 CLOSED

I solved it.
I just deleted and reinstalled Python and the image-tools (I noticed there was a new version on github) and it is now working with Python with pillow.

It still has an issue reading the image in Matlab (using both the GUI and using python to export)

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@berbschloe should be fixed now! Saving the images with Pillow using their existing file format vs using the shutil.copy and adding the .jpg

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The export dataset from lobe function is using shutil.copyfile from our stored blob, and making it a jpg (https://github.com/lobe/image-tools/blob/master/dataset/export_from_lobe.py#L103). What were your original file types?

Are you using Python from a virtual environment? I'd highly recommend it to make sure everything is clean (https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html). You shouldn't have to run anything here as administrator. Were you running Lobe as admin?

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@rachelc8997 can you try doing the export from the GUI app rather than running from the command line? Are you able to open the exported image files then?

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I think the images from the Lobe app are getting exported as WEBPs even though the file extension is '.jpg'?
Looking at the file info in the Preview App on Mac, you can see the document type.

Also, I get a encoding error when trying to decode the image file into a tensor in nodejs.
Expected image (JPEG, PNG, or GIF), got unknown format starting with 'RIFF\330j\000\000WEBPVP8X

Right now I'm getting success decoding file as a WEBP in node.

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Interesting, is that image originally WebP? I should probably make it check (we strip the extension) instead of just making it jpg.

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The image was taken via the web camera from in Lobe application (Mac).

NOTES:
The image above was from the python export flow.
The same image located in ~/Library/Application Support/Lobe/Projects/xyz/data/blobs is also a WebP.
Just like you mentioned above, the file extension is stripped pre python export.

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