https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S22/VIDEO-PLAYER-IMAGE-CLIPPING-DISASTER/m-p/2571464#M59960 <P>Since everyone keeps asking what the issue is, I'll explain my experience, which lead me here, in a search for how to disable this, before I go back to my old phone.&nbsp;</P><P>Pausing a video apparently triggers some&nbsp; analyzer or AI/algorithm that searches for something to clip out of the still image. While it's working, you can't do anything. Once it determines there's nothing to clip or something to clip, it releases control and you can then do something, like zoom, resume play, etc.&nbsp;</P><P>I've found it does this every time a video is paused, or zoomed, or moved around while zoomed. I'm regularly faced with "Couldn't find anything to clip."</P><P>I take pics a lot for work, and often zoom in to read labels or find antennas on a tower, find wiring pinouts, etc. So I'm constantly pausing and zooming. The effect on me has been, basically, that the video player is constantly freezing when I try to do any work or pull any info from it.&nbsp;</P><P>It's now May/2023, I got this phone in Feb (S21). I had 2 updates last week that started this behavior. They can't be called security updates if they push stupid stuff like this (was my video player not secure because you couldn't clip a person from it?).&nbsp;</P><P>I'm actively opposed to software updates pushed without a manifest and opt-out because of this kind of thing. I like Samsung products, and usually like their software better, but on my old phone, I used to be able to uninstall app updates like this. On this new one, I can't. I'm one more pushed feature away from tossing this thing in the trash and going back to my S10E.</P> Sun, 28 May 2023 17:38:10 GMT usersNgg0cP2mq 2023-05-28T17:38:10Z