So I was able to save it as a full-blown Live Photo to Photos/iCloud Photo Library via Messages app on the Mac (keeping in mind you have to do this via Messages Quick Look wherein you click on “Open in Photos” in order to save the full-blown Live Photo.Baking your brain on a 4 Pics 1 Word® clue? WordFinder’s 4 Pics 1 Word® Answers is the word game helper you need to win. The same Live Photo works as right as rain in Messages and Photos on the Mac as well as with iCloud Photo Library which I happen to use across the board. the de facto still frame of the Live Photo.) Which is no big deal any way but here is the good news. (If you save a Live Photo directly from the in-line iMessage conversation, what actually gets saved is a regular still photo i.e. To clarify, the subject Live Photo appears "in line" within the iMessage conversation in the Messages app as normal as ever for a Live Photo but you cannot play the Live Photo or save it as a Live Photo to Photos from there since you have to open it in Quick Look to do either. I’m attaching a screen capture of the resultant Quick Look view of the subject Live Photo.
So that editing technique or app, although not causing any problems with the regular still photos I receive from her, apparently made this Live Photo incompatible with Quick Look view in Messages app on iPhone 5s and iPad Air.
It turns out that this is the one and only Live Photo I’ve received that has been so-edited. The sender has lately been adding some very entertaining graphical flairs and text banners to a lot of her photos with some kind of photo editing app. I tried all that to no avail but I figured out the problem. Happens on the iPhone 5s as well as the iPad Air (both on iOS 10.1.1.) No such problem with any other photo or Live Photo in this or any other iMessage conversation!
It displays in its conversation bubble with the Live Photo star-burst icon like all the other Live Photos but it won't "play" and when I touch on that, the full-frame display frame does open but the frame only contains the word Photo and, below that, the phrase Live Photo on a gray background. So this particular iMessage conversation goes from the present time back several months and contains hundreds of photos, Live Photos and otherwise, received from one and the same iPhone 6s that they were recorded on in the first place. Said photo is one of hundreds of similar photos received from an associate's iPhone 6s sent via iMessage. Can any of you tell me if you've experienced any same or similar problem and/or if you know the cause and/or solution? The full-frame display of a received photo in the Messages app on the iPhone 5s as well as the iPad Air only shows the word Photo and, below that, the phrase Live Photo in black text on a gray background.
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