Canva mobile video export in Chrome loses audio and frames
When downloading a video edited in Canva from Chrome on mobile, users get an MP4 that only shows the first frame with no sound, reproducible across multiple attempts. This is a rendering/export bug affecting mobile web video downloads.
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