Linux enthusiast, family man and nerd
Ah, I’m certain you can use sshfs from KDE Connect on your desktop to browse through the files on the phone. Depending on how the videos are stored, you should be able to find them on the Internal Storage drive. Unless it’s DRM enabled videos, then it’s locked down behind the app sandbox.
Just to clarify.
You want the KDE Connect app to have direct access to video files on your Samsung phone?
Is there a specific reason you can’t just use the media browser on the phone and use the “Share” feature in that to send it to KDE Connect Send To Device?
Can you type something in the number field next to the slider?
A broken device won’t be running the default OS anyway.
The point of this is to take all the working hardware that is currently running a soon unsupported version of Windows, which can’t be updated to a supported one because the hardware does not support the newer version, and make it run supported software, so the user does not discard the hardware.