Microsoft Clipchamp: Updates to the EnableSensitivityLabelForVideoFiles PowerShell setting

The EnableSensitivityLabelForVideoFiles PowerShell setting in SharePoint Online will expand to include Microsoft Clipchamp project files (.clipchamp) alongside MP4 files starting mid-September 2026. This change standardizes sensitivity label behavior for video files, affecting label application, editing, and inheritance on Clipchamp projects and exported videos. We’re updating the SharePoint Online PowerShell setting EnableSensitivityLabelForVideoFiles so it applies to both MP4 video files and Microsoft Clipchamp project files (.clipchamp). Today, this setting controls sensitivity label support for MP4 files only. After this change, the setting will also control sensitivity label behavior for .clipchamp files. This update creates a more consistent experience across supported video file types and simplifies administration of sensitivity label behavior for video content. Rollout schedule General Availability (Worldwide): Beginning in mid-September 2026 and expected to complete in mid-October 2026 Impact on your organization Who is affected SharePoint Online and OneDrive administrators who manage sensitivity labels for video files Organizations that use Microsoft Clipchamp and sensitivity labels Platforms and services Microsoft Clipchamp SharePoint Online OneDrive What will happen The SharePoint Online PowerShell setting: Set-SPOTenant -EnableSensitivityLabelForVideoFiles will continue to control MP4 files and will also begin controlling sensitivity label behavior for .clipchamp files. If EnableSensitivityLabelForVideoFiles is set to $true: The Clipchamp editor will apply the organization’s default sensitivity label policy to projects. Users will be able to update project labels, subject to the organization’s existing sensitivity label policies. The Clipchamp editor will enforce the applicable label policies. Exported MP4 videos will inherit the sensitivity label applied to the Clipchamp project. If EnableSensitivityLabelForVideoFiles is set to $false and a .clipchamp project does not already have a sensitivity label: The organization’s default sensitivity label policy will not be applied to the project. Users will not be able to assign or update a sensitivity label on the project. The sensitivity label picker will not be displayed in the Clipchamp editor. Exported MP4 videos will not inherit a sensitivity label from the project. If EnableSensitivityLabelForVideoFiles is set to $false and a .clipchamp project already has a sensitivity label: The existing project label will remain applied and its policies will continue to be enforced. Users will not be able […]

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