iOS 18.5 Camera Issue: Timer Not Running While Recording

Summary

This video discusses a camera issue on iOS 18.5 where the timer doesn't run when quickly recording videos by tapping and holding, primarily affecting iPhone 16 models. The video explores a potential fix and investigates whether the issue is present on other iPhones.

Highlights

Conclusion: Issue Likely on iPhone 16 Models00:02:57

The presenter concludes that the camera issue is likely specific to iPhone 16 models running iOS 18.5. Viewers experiencing this problem are encouraged to leave comments.

Introduction to the Camera Issue00:00:08

The video introduces a camera issue in iOS 18.5 where the timer doesn't run when recording videos by tapping and holding the shutter button for a quick video. This issue affects the iPhone 16.

Demonstration of the Problem00:00:23

The presenter demonstrates the issue, showing that the timer is not running, and the video cannot be paused when tapping and holding the shutter button to record. Regular video recording works fine.

Troubleshooting Attempt: Restarting the Device00:00:50

The presenter tries restarting the iPhone 16 to resolve the issue, suspecting a background process might be interfering with the camera. However, restarting does not fix the problem.

Further Testing and Resolution Check00:01:25

After restarting, the presenter confirms that the issue persists. They also try changing the resolution but it doesn't solve the timer problem.

Testing on Another iPhone00:02:18

The presenter tests an older iPhone (iPhone 10s) running iOS 18.5 and finds that the tap-and-hold video recording function works correctly on that device. The timer runs without issues.