[Bug] UWP Media Picker capture Photo doesn't work on windows 11 about essentials HOT 7 OPEN

The issue is indeed the AllowCropping is set by default on true, this setting should be exposed and make it available to the developer.
But seems nobody from Xamarin Essentials read this

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Are there any updates on this? It seems like it should be a relatively simple fix to expose the property or disable clipping since it doesn't seem to work as a feature in that context in general.

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For anyone that needs a workaround, adding this method to a helper on your UWP project and calling it via the dependency service works.

    public async Task<(FileResult, byte[])> CaptureAsync(MediaPickerOptions options, bool photo)
    {
        // This is largely taken from the following file to get around the following issue
        // https://github.com/xamarin/Essentials/blob/ae2cb946f8215ff49fa20773ec824b317e6ca603/Xamarin.Essentials/MediaPicker/MediaPicker.uwp.cs
        // https://github.com/xamarin/Essentials/issues/2112
        var captureUi = new CameraCaptureUI();

        if (photo)
        {
            captureUi.PhotoSettings.Format = CameraCaptureUIPhotoFormat.Jpeg;
            captureUi.PhotoSettings.AllowCropping = false;
        }
        else
        {
            captureUi.VideoSettings.Format = CameraCaptureUIVideoFormat.Mp4;
        }

        var file = await captureUi.CaptureFileAsync(photo ? CameraCaptureUIMode.Photo : CameraCaptureUIMode.Video);
        // I'm not 100% sure why but assume it's related to local extension methods I don't have access to, but I cannot send the file as an argument to the file result.
        //      We still can use it's file name handling here, etc., but the OpenReadAsync on the FileResult object created below does not work.
        //      Pulling the full image early here lets us work around this issue.
        if (file != null)
        {
            using (var ms = new MemoryStream())
            {
                using (var s = await file.OpenReadAsync())
                {
                    s.AsStreamForRead().CopyTo(ms);
                    return (new FileResult(file.Path, file.ContentType), ms.ToArray());
                }
            }
        }

        return (null, null);
    }

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Hello Sir, i also have the same problem but i didn't find a workaround for this issue yet. Please let me know if you find any solution!

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I went into the same problem. Didn't find any solution.

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Manage pass over the issue described above.
But now I have another issue on UWP when my app is running on Windows 11 platform. Because
Did some debugging on the Xamarin Essentials sample code. and the issue is caused by the setting form picture bellow, because you cannot save the unstill you make some editing, and if you press the save a copy button then the image cannot be loaded to the app anymore.

My question is if you can expose AllowCropping setting int the MediaPickerOptions this way the this setting can be disabled and MediaPicker will work again as expected.

This issue can be closed I'll open a new one and complete all the details needed

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Encountering this issue too, in regard to the cropper not allowing to save without editing, though i'm not seeing the code mentioned here

Manage pass over the issue described above. But now I have another issue on UWP when my app is running on Windows 11 platform. Because Did some debugging on the Xamarin Essentials sample code. and the issue is caused by the setting form picture bellow, because you cannot save the unstill you make some editing, and if you press the save a copy button then the image cannot be loaded to the app anymore.

My question is if you can expose AllowCropping setting int the MediaPickerOptions this way the this setting can be disabled and MediaPicker will work again as expected.

This issue can be closed I'll open a new one and complete all the details needed

or is it the fact that AllowCropping is set to true by default?
I believe this to be the line in question

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