iOS v15.x's storage doesn't show VLC's usage correctly?

[ant]

It seems to only show the app's storage, and not the copied and downloaded medias (over 11 GB) I have in this app. I didn't have this problem before v15 in my iPhone 12 mini. I'm going to assume it is a minor storage bug in iOS v15.x (v15.1 right now).

Are you, with iOS v15 device(s), seeing this too?

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering.

[bubu?]

Hello,

I didn't see this behaviour on my iOS 15 device.

I will look into it, thank you for the report!

[ant]

Hello,

I didn't see this behaviour on my iOS 15 device.

I will look into it, thank you for the report!

Interesting that you don't see it in your iOS v15 device. What do you have in yours and how did you copy into your iDevice? I copied videos and audio files from my updated 64-bit W10 Pro. PC's iTunes to my iPhone 12 mini via an USB cable. I wonder if anyone else see this issue, or is it just me.

[bubu?]

I usually use the wifi sharing to import the files.

I will try to use iTunes in order to reproduce the issue.

[ant]

I usually use the wifi sharing to import the files.

I will try to use iTunes in order to reproduce the issue.

Any luck? I still see it in buggy iOS v15.2.

[ant]

Ooh, today's iOS v15.4 seems to have fixed it!

[ant]

And the issue is back again in v15.4.1. I even uninstalled, redownloaded, reinstalled, and resynch my VLC's audio files via iTunes.

[ant]

And the issue is back again in v15.4.1. I even uninstalled, redownloaded, reinstalled, and resynch my VLC's audio files via iTunes.

Now, iOS v15.4.1 shows its storage usage. So weird/odd this iOS v15.