The photos from my Samsung S23 Ultra are automatically synced to OneDrive. Several sources claim that Samsung Motion Photos can be viewed on the OneDrive.com website, but I am not able to view anything other than the final (key) frame. Other sources claim that Samsung Motion Photos stored in OneDrive can be viewed in the MS Photos app on Windows. Photos does indeed seem to recognize motion photos, but clicking on the provided “MOTION” button does not play the 3 second video. Instead the screen goes dark for 3 seconds and then redisplays the final (key) frame.  Am I doing something wrong?  Have OneDrive.com or MS Photos been downgraded to remove this functionality?  How can I best view (or, even better edit) my motion photos on a PC running Windows 10?

​The photos from my Samsung S23 Ultra are automatically synced to OneDrive. Several sources claim that Samsung Motion Photos can be viewed on the OneDrive.com website, but I am not able to view anything other than the final (key) frame. Other sources claim that Samsung Motion Photos stored in OneDrive can be viewed in the MS Photos app on Windows. Photos does indeed seem to recognize motion photos, but clicking on the provided “MOTION” button does not play the 3 second video. Instead the screen goes dark for 3 seconds and then redisplays the final (key) frame.  Am I doing something wrong?  Have OneDrive.com or MS Photos been downgraded to remove this functionality?  How can I best view (or, even better edit) my motion photos on a PC running Windows 10?  Read More

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