1# Multimedia Changelog
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3## cl.multimedia.1 APIs of @ohos.multimedia.movingphotoview Changed
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5**Access Level**
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7System and public APIs
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9**Reason for Change**
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11This change is caused by the SysCap change of MovingphotoView, which is a Media Library capability component developed on the ArkUI framework. Specifically, the ownership of the MovingPhotoView component is changed from ArkUI to Media Library Kit, and SysCap of MovingPhotoView is changed from SystemCapability.ArkUI.ArkUI.Full to SystemCapability.FileManagement.PhotoAccessHelper.Core.
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13**Change Impact**
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15This change is a non-compatible change. Only SysCap on which the APIs depend is adjusted, and the API usage is not affected.
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17Before change:
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19SysCap of the MovingPhotoView component must be SystemCapability.ArkUI.ArkUI.Full. To determine whether a device supports the MovingPhotoView component, use **canIUse("SystemCapability.ArkUI.ArkUI.Full")**.
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21After change:
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23SysCap of the MovingPhotoView component must be SystemCapability.FileManagement.PhotoAccessHelper.Core. To determine whether a device supports the MovingPhotoView component, use **canIUse("SystemCapability.FileManagement.PhotoAccessHelper.Core")**.
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25**Start API Level**
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29**Change Since**
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31OpenHarmony SDK 5.0.0.27
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33**Key API/Component Changes**
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35All APIs of the @ohos.multimedia.movingphotoview module.
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37**Adaptation Guide**
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39The device-define of the SDK contains both SystemCapability.ArkUI.ArkUI.Full and SystemCapability.FileManagement.PhotoAccessHelper.Core, or does not contain either of them. Generally, the code involving the MovingPhotoView component does not need to be adapted. If the **canIUse()** API is used in your code to check whether the MovingPhotoView component is supported, you need to change SysCap passed in by the API.
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