https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=524434
--- Comment #23 from lovr377 <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Maik Qualmann from comment #22) > Here is an AI-generated answer regarding why there is no longer any motion > video after the download. It appears to be a matter of settings: > > If your Xiaomi smartphone stops playing Motion Photos (dynamic photos/Live > Photos) after downloading or transferring them, the cause is almost always a > privacy setting enabled in the Xiaomi Gallery or the transfer method used. > By default, Xiaomi strips away all supplementary data when sharing or > exporting to protect your privacy—turning the moving image into a standard, > static photo. > > You can resolve this issue by following these steps: > 1. Adjust privacy settings in the Gallery (primary cause) > The Xiaomi Gallery features a function called "Secure sharing." When > enabled, this strips metadata and the embedded video file during downloading > or sharing. > > Open the Gallery app on your Xiaomi device. > Tap the three dots (menu) in the top right corner and select Settings. > Look for the "Secure sharing" option (sometimes labeled "Privacy when > sharing"). > Disable the toggles for "Share without metadata by default" and "Share > without location info by default." > Note: Try downloading or exporting the image again. The motion effect should > now be preserved. > > Maik Hi Maik, Thank you for your note about the "Secure sharing" option in Xiaomi Gallery. I did not use the gallery share‑export function at all. I uploaded the genuine original files directly to cloud storage. After downloading these files back from the cloud and importing them into my Xiaomi phone gallery, the motion‑photo playback still works correctly. You can download these photos and import them into Google Photos to verify that the embedded micro‑video data is fully preserved. This issue is unrelated to Xiaomi’s Secure‑sharing privacy setting. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
