In this tutorial, we will show you how to use the Apple Photos app to remove sound from your Live Photos and save them as soundless media files.
How to turn off audio from Live Photos on iPhone or Mac
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How to search for specific sounds in videos on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Learn how to use keyword search in Apple's Photos app to find videos and live photos with specific sounds like laughter, crying, and applause on an iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Iris enables Live Photos on unsupported jailbroken iPhones and iPads
Live Photos is a feature pioneered by Apple to make the pictures you snap come to life. Additional information is stored in these photographs so that you can tap and hold on them to see a moment of motion before the shot was captured, similar to a video, but not quite.
4 free ways to create GIF on iPhone or iPad
Learn how to easily create GIFs on your iPhone or iPad using various free methods and bring your images to life.
How to send Live Photo or short video as GIF on WhatsApp
In addition to sending and receiving GIFs, WhatsApp also lets you send a short video or Live Photo from your Camera Roll as an animated GIF. This option may not be obvious, but with these tips, the process becomes evident.
How to add fun effects to Live Photos on iPhone and Mac
Learn how to quickly add the loop, bounce, or long exposure effect to your Live Photos on iPhone, iPad, or Mac to make these moving images even more fun!
How to change the key frame for a Live Photo on iPhone and Mac
Learn how to change the key photo for a Live Photo on iPhone, iPad, and Mac by selecting the most compelling and visually appealing moment of the photo.
This tweak provides jailbreakers with the new iPhone 12 Pro wallpapers
If you’ve seen any of the Apple’s advertisements for the latest iPhones, then you’ve undoubtedly observed the new wallpapers showcased on those handsets in those advertisements. Those wallpapers aren’t available out of the box on older or current handsets, but if you’re jailbroken, then the news news is that you can obtain them rather easily.
iPhone 12 Pro Wallpapers is a newly released and free add-on by iOS developer sunchipnacho that ports all of those shiny new wallpapers to pwned handsets on iOS 13 or 14.
Arise lets jailbreakers customize and automate the Lock Screen
The iPhone’s Lock Screen is a straightforward interface that acts as a gateway between the user and the Home Screen or last-used interface. While it does its job, many would likely agree that it could do with improvements — some major and some minor.
Enter Arise, a newly released jailbreak tweak by iOS developer EthanDoesMC that aims to make any jailbroken iPhone’s Lock Screen more lively with exiting and obvious features that will make you question Apple’s own innovation.
How to disable videos and Live Photos autoplay in Apple Photos app
When you’re browsing through your pictures in the Photos app, you might notice that Live Photos and videos automatically play. And while this can be convenient if you’re just reliving some memories, it can be distracting if you’re looking for something in particular. If you’re someone with motion sickness, it can even cause extra discomfort. So, here’s how to deactivate the autoplay feature for videos and Live Photos in the Apple Photos app.
How to enable or disable Live Photos during FaceTime calls
Learn how to toggle the ability to capture a special moment of your FaceTime video call as a Live Photo on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
DynaWall lets you make custom Dynamic/Live wallpapers, Lite version now available
iPhone and iPad users know exactly what it means to use Dynamic or Live wallpapers. Both forms of wallpaper come pre-installed by Apple from the factory, but herein lies the problem – it’s rather difficult to make your own custom Dynamic or Live wallpapers. That’s why a utility dubbed DynaWall by iOS developer The_Lucifer recently came to fruition in the jailbreak community.
With DynaWall, users can create custom Dynamic and Live wallpapers directly on their device using images gathered from their Camera Roll or from third-party image sites such as Bing, Reddit, or Unsplash. Once those images are selected, the app processes them and stores them in the native Wallpaper library to be applied by the end user.