media_metadata_plus 1.4.1

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• Fixed video thumbnails being rotated/tilted — FFmpeg frame extraction now reads the rotate metadata from the video stream and applies the correct pixel rotation before encoding. Affects portrait videos from iPhone, Android, and other cameras that store rotation in the track header matrix.

• Added MediaMetadata.generateThumbnail(path, {int? timeMs, String? savePath}) — extracts a JPEG thumbnail from MP4 and MOV files.
  • Fast path: reads the embedded cover-art image from the covr iTunes atom — no video decoding, zero overhead. Covers most iPhone and iPad footage.
  • FFmpeg fallback: when no embedded thumbnail is present, seeks to 10 % of the video duration (or a caller-supplied timeMs) and decodes one frame via FFmpeg. Supports H.264, HEVC, VP9, AV1, and MPEG-4 — covers Android devices, DSLRs, GoPro, DJI, and any video without an embedded thumbnail.
• Thumbnail output is scaled to a maximum width of 640 px, preserving aspect ratio.
• Optional savePath — if provided, the JPEG bytes are written to that path (parent directories are created automatically).
• Returns null if the file is unsupported or no frame can be extracted — no exception to handle.

• Added modifiedAt field (DateTime?) — last-modified timestamp in UTC. Source is the EXIF DateTime tag for images and mvhd.modification_time for MP4/MOV.
• Improved video camera make/model coverage: now tries three atom paths in order — iTunes (moov > udta > meta > ilst), 3GPP (moov > udta > ©mak/©mod with length/language header), and iTunes-without-udta (moov > meta > ilst). Covers Apple, Android, and most third-party cameras.

• Fixed rust reader orientation calculation

• Added Info.plist and Resources symlink to macOS framework for codesign
• Pre-built native binaries are now shipped with the package — consumers no longer need Rust or any native toolchain installed.
• Added Swift Package Manager (SPM) support for iOS and macOS via Package.swift with pre-built xcframework binary targets.
• Fixed .pubignore — lib/src/rust/ (generated Dart FFI bindings) was incorrectly excluded from the published package, causing static analysis errors and 0 platform support on pub.dev.
• Moved Package.swift to macos/media_metadata_plus/ and ios/media_metadata_plus/ — correct location expected by Flutter's Swift Package Manager tooling.

• Updated README.

• Updated README.

First stable release. All core features complete and publish-ready.

• Supports JPEG, HEIC/HEIF, PNG, WebP, TIFF, DNG, NEF, ARW, CR2, MP4, and MOV.
• Extracts: capture timestamp, dimensions, camera make/model, GPS coordinates, video duration.
• MediaMetadata.readAll() for parallel batch reads via Rayon.
• Format detected by magic bytes — not file extension.
• Video GPS (©xyz) and camera (©mak/©mod) from MP4/MOV user data atoms.
• WebP without EXIF returns dimensions from bitstream.
• Powered by Rust via flutter_rust_bridge v2. No platform-specific Swift/Kotlin/C++.
• Supports macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.

• Added TIFF support — reads capture time, dimensions, camera make/model, and GPS.
• Added CR2 (Canon RAW) support — detected by magic bytes, full EXIF extraction.
• Added DNG, NEF (Nikon), and ARW (Sony) support — all TIFF-based; reported as image/tiff.
• No new native dependencies — all RAW formats handled by the existing kamadak-exif reader.

• Added MediaMetadata.readAll(List<String> paths) — reads multiple files in parallel via Rayon.
• WebP: dimension fallback from VP8X / VP8L / VP8 bitstream when EXIF is absent.
• WebP files without EXIF now return a MediaMetadata (was null).
• Video GPS: reads ©xyz atom (ISO 6709) from MP4/MOV user data.
• Video camera: reads ©mak / ©mod iTunes atoms for make and model.

• Initial release.
• Read metadata from JPEG, HEIC/HEIF, PNG, WebP, MP4, and MOV files.
• Extracts: capture timestamp, dimensions, camera make/model, GPS coordinates, video duration.
• Format detected by magic bytes — not file extension.
• Powered by Rust via flutter_rust_bridge v2. No platform-specific Swift/Kotlin/C++ code.
• Supports macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.