Wow, an automated transcripson of an interview is really going to save a lot of time for students when writing graded papers. This is going to come in handy when writing my master's
... and how. I've only recently started using this capability with a translation app and am looking for someone who speaks another language so I can try it out. The accuracy is great with me. Hopefully this will work great.
You'll still need to proofread it though. It comes out a comedy or a tragedy. Sometimes the transcription is hysterical. Other times, it's a bunch of garbage.
Not a fan of the new Stream experience, I actually find it harder to find specific recordings, I alway see a bunch of recordings recommended from across my organization, but I only want to see recordings for a specific Team I’m a member of and sorted by date. Though, I guess I need to get onboard with the new Stream, and hope that it becomes easier to configure how videos are organized. It’s all just a bit too chaotic at the moment.
A very simple explanation provided in a way that I could understand it. Love the speed of delivery and covering simple concepts like what the buttons do as other tutorials just assume you have the previous knowledge. Will have to check out the other videos.
The org I work for manages all of our videos via Classic Stream. This video helps add context to the upcoming changes. We are not switching anytime soon but it is good to see what's next.
I really wish you would have covered some of the 'gotchas' by switching over to the new stream. I support a team of around 70 instructors and there are many pain points with the new stream / teams experience. I'll try and cover what I mean as briefly as possible. When recordings are made from Teams meetings, (ie. not scheduled from an MS Teams channel): 1. The person who starts the recording becomes the recording owner, meaning the organizer of the meeting has no ownership over the recording. This is problematic when students start recordings. 2. If auto record is turned on in the meeting options ... then without strict lobby settings, the first person to join the meeting triggers the recording and becomes the recording owner. 3. Sharing recordings from the Teams' post by default has a permission set where the link only works for those who attended the meeting - most users aren't familiar with adjusting link permissions. There are loads more pain points - but most of it stems from the storage pattern and permissioning. Thanks for sharing all these helpful app updates, but for the new Stream, I don't feel like its all sunshine and roses.
Thanks for the great video. Unfortunately, the "Recommended" section in 365 is often irrelevant content-wise, and it cannot be hidden or otherwise disabled. It's another example of companies in love with their algorithms force-feeding you that stuff.
My team needs to create instructional videos. So far, the team wants to utilize Ariculate Rise. Can you explain the differences between Stream and Articulate Rise?
We are delving into stream and plan to move all of our content to stream/sharepoint for the company. My first thought was that we should be using the new stream but I find it lacking (despite it having been introduced almost two years ago). Documentation is sparse. For example, try to find how to enable transcription in new stream; nothing on the MS documentation but lots for the classic. After an exhaustive search, apparently there is no transcript feature except for Teams meetings videos. What happened to channels? We want to have separate channels for meetings, training, etc. And this all needs to be managed by a team, not one individual. Also from MS: "The "Stream" web part only works for Stream (Classic) content, it does not work with videos from OneDrive or SharePoint" - without the stream web part, we're missing the playback speed, search transcriptions, closed captioning buttons when we add the videos in a SharePoint page. Stream classic looks great and exactly what we need but now I am apprehensive to adopt it when MS will force a migration to an inferior product. So my question is, am I missing something or is the new version indeed missing a bunch of functionality Classic has?
I'm missing the Feature to sort Videos in Channels and to add a video descriptions, change thumbnail of video an so on. 😠 The New stream is not like RUclips, the Classic was more like RUclips. I hope Microsoft will add those Features again.
Hey Kevin, Can you make a video on "Which Browser is the best for any purpose" like blocking of ads or blocking of trackers or which has the fastest loading speed etc. I am actually confused between these browsers. Firefox, Brave, Edge, Chrome, Opera, Opera Gx,... I hope you make a video on this
Great video as always! But I miss the part: How to edit the video? If I want to cut it and just use 3 minutes from a meeting as example. What is the best way to do that?
There isn't a way to do that with Stream (on SharePoint) yet. Classic has trim head and tail. Clipchamp is a web video editor that Microsoft acquired and will be working on bringing it to M365 as fast as they can.
Nice video kevin!! Hey well I had a question, has microsoft ever tried to enter the youtube market I mean do they have any plans for making something similar to youtube?
They had a consumer video service in the past similar to RUclips, but it struggled to gain traction. They’re now mainly focused on video in the enterprise space.
Always great content. I have a couple questions. Old stream has the ability to timestamp the video in the details, does the new have that ability? Can stream edit videos? Looking for a simple app/tool to cut say 1 to 5 min segment from a half hour or hour recording. Thank you.
What do you mean by old steam has ability to time Ayakstamp video. Can you please tell me how that is done. Or any video link which shows how that is done. Thank you.
Kevin, thank you for your clear explanation. I have another question: when sharing your video, you can start the fragment from a specific point by adding ?=st(sec) on the url. Can you also end the fragment at a certain point?
Frankly, it sounds like a huge mess compared to the classic Stream experience. Instead of having the training-videos that are recorded by multiple colleagues on one place, it is spread over various onedrive-accounts and various different document libraries on Sharepoint. It is basically impossible to manage where the videos are actually stored. How do you easily organize videos of similar kind? In classic stream I used channels for that. How to easily share training videos with new colleagues and give them access to the videos without a centralized privilege management and centralized video storage? Multiple colleagues would need to adjust the privileges then? Sounds unhandy. What if a colleague leaves the company - what happens to the recordings on the user's onedrive? I see only drawbacks and zero benefits compared to classic stream for the moment. Let's hope it will improve over time.
Only issue with the new build is you can't edit it without downloading and reuploading it to the classic Stream or some third party software. According to a MS tech community post, MS are in the process of building a basic trim start and finish option - though they seem to caveat that with the option to wait until ClipChamp is integrated! Makes you think MS should have sorted the integration/Trim challenge before moving to the modern experience!
Great explanation of the new Stream Sharepoint, BUT this is a horrible migration. In my organization, I have set up so many channels for different departments to use and the ease of use with Classic Stream was one of the reasons it worked so well. This is not going to work well in my organization. @Microsoft this is a real let down.
You can copy a link to share with everyone. You can also add to a Sharepoint site that everyone has access to. I believe you can also promote a page / video via sharepoint so it appears in people’s recommended and news feeds.
Kevin I have watched one of your 20 excel tips and tricks one of those tips and tricks you explained the data/geography , mine Microsoft excel is updated but it's not showing the geography option. please how to get that does it need internet
Kevin, I have a feeling that Powerpoint is using Stream technology, am I right? For example, if you want to play a native video from the files section of Teams, it does NOT stream the video and is choppy. OTOH, all you have to do is embed that same video into a Powerpoint slide, then play it from the same files tab in Teams, and it streams perfectly. So, what do you think is happening there?
@@KevinStratvert yes. Maybe. But I do know that this is the ONLY way to show smooth video within Teams. So although you said you can upload a video to Teams, people should understand that those videos won't play smoothly if "streaming" from Teams. Therefore, I challenge your statement that Stream is playing videos from Teams.
Doug can you file a support ticket? Videos played from the files tab in Teams are running through the new streaming we added to SharePoint and OneDrive from the Stream team. We are heavily focused on making all video playback in M365 great so your support ticket may help us find a new bug or issue we haven't found ourselves yet.
@@marc38374 Unable to file a support ticket. This issue is about the "hops" a presentation must make. If a video is being sent from the server as a native mp4 file, the file doesn't "know" how Teams handles video files. Putting it into PP informs Teams how it is supposed to work.
@@moodberry are you talking about playing the video in a Teams call or just clicking to play it in Teams from Files tab? The later should stream and not have choppy playback. The former is painful today and putting the video into a PowerPoint and using PowerPoint live to present and play the video is the workaround today.
Kevin I have been checking the Microsoft roadmap page all month hoping the New Recording function would be active. Do you have any insight as to when this will happen?
One major drawback to the reason I don't use Strem is I can't share video to people outside my organization, I am a career coach so only one of me, but I have to use RUclips still to seed private videos for that one cleint
I have a channel with a lot of educational videos for my organization. Now I can't find those videos on Stream nor upload new videos using the classic interface. It looks like I have to download all of them and upload it again in the "new" Stream. Microsoft do its best to flatten our learning path.
Thanks for the video. Can you still embed MS Forms into the video like in classic Stream? That was useful for putting a knowledge check into a recorded lesson.
Unfortunately, I’m not a fan. They are removing the entire visual experience from the current version and making it all look file based. I’m not sure how this is useful for an organization or school. Will they still have playlists? Channels? What will happen to the playlists already embedded in Sharepoint pages? It looks like if we want a visual experience with comments we now have to manually create Sharepoint pages.
It’s still very much a work in progress since it’s a preview. It should eventually without a doubt be better than classic stream. I think they found that very few people used the Stream portal and by being in a disconnected system, they weren’t able to surface videos through Microsoft 365 (recommended, search, etc.). I believe playlists are on the roadmap. I like their vision. They have customer office hours where you can drop in to give feedback. Definitely worth trying out to make it a better product.
@@KevinStratvert Thanks for the explanation. Will stick with the classic version for now as there is a need to restrict some uploaded (i.e. Zoom) videos to private channels in Teams.
@@walkerk77 hey Kent, if you upload a video to the private channel, it should maintain all the same permissions as the channel. It’ll only surface in recommended, search, etc. for those who are in the private channel. Hope that helps!
Hi there! So interesting videos! I have one question: i'm trying to send a video i have on Sharepoint through email (outlook) to all the company employees, but i dont want a link, i want it to be embedded within the email body. I'm trying to look for it in MANY ways through standard options within sharepoint, Stream, Outlook, but without success... do you know if it's possible, and if it is, how do you do it? Thanks! :)
It's all well and good, but I don't see any option in the new interface or the docs about embedding links when you share. This feature is baked right into the old stream console when you share a video. I rely heavily on this for embedding videos on other platforms. I even tried spoofing the in bed URL using the snippet from the old console with the video link that you get when you share a video from the new console and it just straight up does not work, in fact the URL that is generated in the new stream share option it's just like sharing from anywhere else in OneDrive for SharePoint, it's like three times as long as the link that's embedded in the share / embed video option on the old stream platform.
Thank you for this update! When I hover over a video I don't get the dialogue letting me see views... Do you know how I can reach this view in another way?
If you go to the library where the video is saved, ..., Details, then click on the view count it'll open up the file analytics. Microsoft is working to get the view count and analytics directly in the player in the coming months.
Hey Kevin. Today we have a bunch of videos in stream channels like Department Demo and New Hire Onboarding. So anyone can go there including new hires when they start. Will this not be an option with new stream? Will our company “RUclips” have to go away?
Why does Microsoft keep on repeatedly ruining their own product? I've been trying to simply trim one meeting video for an hour, there is no Trim function anywhere, and I don't think we have Classic option in our company. So annoying.
The clasaic allowed to create a video with polls using interactively, i can't find it in the new SharePoint. Does anyone know how can I combine the quiz poll within the video..?
I believe the plan is to integrate the functionality into the Office Mobile app available on iOS and Android, similar to how the web experience is based off office.com.
i really love how he explains the content thoroughly and slowly so that we can easily understand it.. great job man ;D
You’re the reason why I use RUclips. Love your contents! Superb production and very user centric experience!
Wow, an automated transcripson of an interview is really going to save a lot of time for students when writing graded papers. This is going to come in handy when writing my master's
... and how. I've only recently started using this capability with a translation app and am looking for someone who speaks another language so I can try it out. The accuracy is great with me. Hopefully this will work great.
You'll still need to proofread it though. It comes out a comedy or a tragedy. Sometimes the transcription is hysterical. Other times, it's a bunch of garbage.
The classic stream was much easier to use as it does not require the OneDrive integration. It has been just great, especially for Teams recordings.
Not a fan of the new Stream experience, I actually find it harder to find specific recordings, I alway see a bunch of recordings recommended from across my organization, but I only want to see recordings for a specific Team I’m a member of and sorted by date. Though, I guess I need to get onboard with the new Stream, and hope that it becomes easier to configure how videos are organized. It’s all just a bit too chaotic at the moment.
my issue too...
"Today, we are going to look at..." Very good, Kevin, carefully pronounced, mature English.
A very simple explanation provided in a way that I could understand it. Love the speed of delivery and covering simple concepts like what the buttons do as other tutorials just assume you have the previous knowledge. Will have to check out the other videos.
0:00 - Hi Kevin. 👋 9:46 - 715th thumbs up from me to the breathtaking video for sure. 👍 Cheers.
The org I work for manages all of our videos via Classic Stream. This video helps add context to the upcoming changes. We are not switching anytime soon but it is good to see what's next.
I really wish you would have covered some of the 'gotchas' by switching over to the new stream. I support a team of around 70 instructors and there are many pain points with the new stream / teams experience. I'll try and cover what I mean as briefly as possible.
When recordings are made from Teams meetings, (ie. not scheduled from an MS Teams channel): 1. The person who starts the recording becomes the recording owner, meaning the organizer of the meeting has no ownership over the recording. This is problematic when students start recordings. 2. If auto record is turned on in the meeting options ... then without strict lobby settings, the first person to join the meeting triggers the recording and becomes the recording owner. 3. Sharing recordings from the Teams' post by default has a permission set where the link only works for those who attended the meeting - most users aren't familiar with adjusting link permissions. There are loads more pain points - but most of it stems from the storage pattern and permissioning.
Thanks for sharing all these helpful app updates, but for the new Stream, I don't feel like its all sunshine and roses.
Ah, replying to also add that users are at the moment not able to trim videos in the new stream like they could in the old stream.
Wow, seriously was not expecting to smile on a Stream tutorial intro. Good educational skills bro!
Hey Kevin i am a big fan, your videos have helped me in a lot of things we can do in windows computers. Thank You So much.
You are one of the internets genuine gems Kevin 🙂
Thanks for the great video. Unfortunately, the "Recommended" section in 365 is often irrelevant content-wise, and it cannot be hidden or otherwise disabled. It's another example of companies in love with their algorithms force-feeding you that stuff.
Wow, I have to look into this for my upcoming online course which uses lots of videos. Thanks!
Love the short and crisp video. Well done!!!
My team needs to create instructional videos. So far, the team wants to utilize Ariculate Rise. Can you explain the differences between Stream and Articulate Rise?
Love from India 💕
We are delving into stream and plan to move all of our content to stream/sharepoint for the company. My first thought was that we should be using the new stream but I find it lacking (despite it having been introduced almost two years ago). Documentation is sparse. For example, try to find how to enable transcription in new stream; nothing on the MS documentation but lots for the classic. After an exhaustive search, apparently there is no transcript feature except for Teams meetings videos.
What happened to channels? We want to have separate channels for meetings, training, etc. And this all needs to be managed by a team, not one individual.
Also from MS: "The "Stream" web part only works for Stream (Classic) content, it does not work with videos from OneDrive or SharePoint" - without the stream web part, we're missing the playback speed, search transcriptions, closed captioning buttons when we add the videos in a SharePoint page.
Stream classic looks great and exactly what we need but now I am apprehensive to adopt it when MS will force a migration to an inferior product.
So my question is, am I missing something or is the new version indeed missing a bunch of functionality Classic has?
I heard that Microsoft is retiring stream , can you confirm?
Classic Stream will eventually go away. Microsoft is investing heavily in new Stream on SharePoint. Timing on classic going away is TBD.
@@KevinStratvert thanks for prompt reply
You always make our mind new
Kevin my big brother. I like how you keep making great videos and helping us learn something new.
This looks so useful, Thnx kevin 🙌
Thank you for another great video , looks very useful , not to me , but to others
Wow that’s a really nice video man!Even after a year it’s still up to date and good! Well done!👏👏👏
Always Top Video,
Keep it up Kevin
I'm missing the Feature to sort Videos in Channels and to add a video descriptions, change thumbnail of video an so on. 😠 The New stream is not like RUclips, the Classic was more like RUclips. I hope Microsoft will add those Features again.
cheers man, you sound like a microsoft spokes person
You always have just what I need Kevin! Thanks again!
Helps me stay upto date with the Office 365 features
yo Kevin again a informative video !
Hey Kevin, Can you make a video on "Which Browser is the best for any purpose" like blocking of ads or blocking of trackers or which has the fastest loading speed etc. I am actually confused between these browsers. Firefox, Brave, Edge, Chrome, Opera, Opera Gx,... I hope you make a video on this
I realy love how you explain this tutorial steve you are just amazing.....cant wait to miss any of ur tutorial uploads
Thank you for helping
every videos is helpful😻👍
Was waiting for this. It's kind of like Microsoft's Version of RUclips lol. Amazing video!
Amazing content/presentation/teaching as always! Thanks, Kevin!!
Great video as always! But I miss the part: How to edit the video? If I want to cut it and just use 3 minutes from a meeting as example. What is the best way to do that?
video editor?
There isn't a way to do that with Stream (on SharePoint) yet. Classic has trim head and tail. Clipchamp is a web video editor that Microsoft acquired and will be working on bringing it to M365 as fast as they can.
Superb demo and explanation. Always looking forward to your next video. I get a lot out of them. Keep up the fine work!
Nice video kevin!!
Hey well I had a question, has microsoft ever tried to enter the youtube market I mean do they have any plans for making something similar to youtube?
They had a consumer video service in the past similar to RUclips, but it struggled to gain traction. They’re now mainly focused on video in the enterprise space.
Is the transcript just available in English or, if not just English, how many/which other languages now, real soon, later, etc. Great video as always!
Always great content. I have a couple questions. Old stream has the ability to timestamp the video in the details, does the new have that ability? Can stream edit videos? Looking for a simple app/tool to cut say 1 to 5 min segment from a half hour or hour recording. Thank you.
What do you mean by old steam has ability to time Ayakstamp video. Can you please tell me how that is done. Or any video link which shows how that is done. Thank you.
@@notsowimpycoder3113 you just write timestamps in comments, just like RUclips
Excellent overview, thank you!
Your tutorials are excellent! Thank you for the clearly explained and easy to follow content!
Hi Kevin, very thorough video! Is there a way to auto-play videos automatically?
Your videos are so informative. I can't thank you enough! 😍 But still, thank you!!! 😍
I really admire your editing and crisp demo videos. How do you have such crisp zoom ins for your screenshots?
Kevin, thank you for your clear explanation. I have another question: when sharing your video, you can start the fragment from a specific point by adding ?=st(sec) on the url. Can you also end the fragment at a certain point?
Frankly, it sounds like a huge mess compared to the classic Stream experience. Instead of having the training-videos that are recorded by multiple colleagues on one place, it is spread over various onedrive-accounts and various different document libraries on Sharepoint. It is basically impossible to manage where the videos are actually stored. How do you easily organize videos of similar kind? In classic stream I used channels for that. How to easily share training videos with new colleagues and give them access to the videos without a centralized privilege management and centralized video storage? Multiple colleagues would need to adjust the privileges then? Sounds unhandy. What if a colleague leaves the company - what happens to the recordings on the user's onedrive? I see only drawbacks and zero benefits compared to classic stream for the moment. Let's hope it will improve over time.
So great tutorial! Thanks a lot!
Thank you 👋🏼
Only issue with the new build is you can't edit it without downloading and reuploading it to the classic Stream or some third party software. According to a MS tech community post, MS are in the process of building a basic trim start and finish option - though they seem to caveat that with the option to wait until ClipChamp is integrated! Makes you think MS should have sorted the integration/Trim challenge before moving to the modern experience!
Kevin - Thanks for producing this video. How did you create and incorporate your lower thirds title with social media logos at 0:59 of this video?
thanks from indonesia
Great explanation of the new Stream Sharepoint, BUT this is a horrible migration. In my organization, I have set up so many channels for different departments to use and the ease of use with Classic Stream was one of the reasons it worked so well. This is not going to work well in my organization. @Microsoft this is a real let down.
Can you make a video about usb troubleshoot? I am haveing some problems conecting USB 3.0 hub
Thank u Kevin. I have huawei matebook and I tried many times to download intel driver support app but without success any advice. Regards
Awesome, as ever! How do you share a video with everyone in your organisation in new Stream?
You can copy a link to share with everyone. You can also add to a Sharepoint site that everyone has access to. I believe you can also promote a page / video via sharepoint so it appears in people’s recommended and news feeds.
No way you’re old enough to remember those dark days when all we had was new coke 😁
That’s why we now have the series Stranger Things to teach us about all these peculiar events from the past 😂
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I see the that ur vids quality is going up every day
Thank you kev sir
Thank you for teaching me!❤️
Kevin, what app did you use for 3D text in with pink color? thanks for sharing.
Davinci Resolve Fusion.
Kevin Koocie Kompany (KKK) are really good at integrating the newest features!
Nice... but what will happen to all of the existing videos in Stream CLASSIC?? Surely, they will give us a migration tool of some sort... 🤞
I believe there is already a migration tool that you can use.
Migration tool is in private preview, it'll be a while before it's ready for everyone to use.
Kevin I have watched one of your 20 excel tips and tricks one of those tips and tricks you explained the data/geography , mine Microsoft excel is updated but it's not showing the geography option. please how to get that does it need internet
Kevin, I have a feeling that Powerpoint is using Stream technology, am I right? For example, if you want to play a native video from the files section of Teams, it does NOT stream the video and is choppy. OTOH, all you have to do is embed that same video into a Powerpoint slide, then play it from the same files tab in Teams, and it streams perfectly.
So, what do you think is happening there?
PowerPoint might be prefetching the video to ensure smooth playback.
@@KevinStratvert yes. Maybe. But I do know that this is the ONLY way to show smooth video within Teams. So although you said you can upload a video to Teams, people should understand that those videos won't play smoothly if "streaming" from Teams. Therefore, I challenge your statement that Stream is playing videos from Teams.
Doug can you file a support ticket? Videos played from the files tab in Teams are running through the new streaming we added to SharePoint and OneDrive from the Stream team. We are heavily focused on making all video playback in M365 great so your support ticket may help us find a new bug or issue we haven't found ourselves yet.
@@marc38374 Unable to file a support ticket. This issue is about the "hops" a presentation must make. If a video is being sent from the server as a native mp4 file, the file doesn't "know" how Teams handles video files. Putting it into PP informs Teams how it is supposed to work.
@@moodberry are you talking about playing the video in a Teams call or just clicking to play it in Teams from Files tab? The later should stream and not have choppy playback. The former is painful today and putting the video into a PowerPoint and using PowerPoint live to present and play the video is the workaround today.
How can I manage metadata in the new Stream? I don't see how I can filter all the videos that are being uploaded to the new Stream.
nice video
Kevin I have been checking the Microsoft roadmap page all month hoping the New Recording function would be active. Do you have any insight as to when this will happen?
One major drawback to the reason I don't use Strem is I can't share video to people outside my organization, I am a career coach so only one of me, but I have to use RUclips still to seed private videos for that one cleint
I have a channel with a lot of educational videos for my organization.
Now I can't find those videos on Stream nor upload new videos using the classic interface.
It looks like I have to download all of them and upload it again in the "new" Stream.
Microsoft do its best to flatten our learning path.
Hey Kevin can you tell that what will I see when my OneDrive gets full....
How do you Edit a Video B4 Posting It??? Clip is not available to use.
Thanks for the video. Can you still embed MS Forms into the video like in classic Stream? That was useful for putting a knowledge check into a recorded lesson.
No we haven't added MS Forms into videos on SharePoint for the new Stream yet. It's on the backlog for us to start later this year.
@@marc38374 Awesome, thanks for confirming!
Hi Kevin, I presume File Viewer Web Parts in conjunction with web pages will replace classic Stream Channels (Playlists) ?
Sorry if this question was addressed. What is the the file size limitation to any video uploaded thru Team?
So can you still search or stream any video on stream as you would with RUclips such as cooking videos
Sooner or later I had to ask: Seeing so much example content from your hypothetical cookie company ... Do you bake cookies? lol
Just baked a batch 2 nights ago 😁
Unfortunately, I’m not a fan. They are removing the entire visual experience from the current version and making it all look file based. I’m not sure how this is useful for an organization or school.
Will they still have playlists? Channels?
What will happen to the playlists already embedded in Sharepoint pages?
It looks like if we want a visual experience with comments we now have to manually create Sharepoint pages.
It’s still very much a work in progress since it’s a preview. It should eventually without a doubt be better than classic stream. I think they found that very few people used the Stream portal and by being in a disconnected system, they weren’t able to surface videos through Microsoft 365 (recommended, search, etc.). I believe playlists are on the roadmap. I like their vision. They have customer office hours where you can drop in to give feedback. Definitely worth trying out to make it a better product.
@@KevinStratvert Thanks for the explanation. Will stick with the classic version for now as there is a need to restrict some uploaded (i.e. Zoom) videos to private channels in Teams.
@@walkerk77 hey Kent, if you upload a video to the private channel, it should maintain all the same permissions as the channel. It’ll only surface in recommended, search, etc. for those who are in the private channel. Hope that helps!
Hi there! So interesting videos!
I have one question: i'm trying to send a video i have on Sharepoint through email (outlook) to all the company employees, but i dont want a link, i want it to be embedded within the email body. I'm trying to look for it in MANY ways through standard options within sharepoint, Stream, Outlook, but without success... do you know if it's possible, and if it is, how do you do it?
Thanks! :)
Hi Kevin, is it possible to view Stream videos in Teams in the same way as youtube videos?
Do you have a tutorial for seniors? My grandma is getting her first laptop ever and knows zero computer knowledge
I've long called Teams a chat front end to Sharepoint.
It's all well and good, but I don't see any option in the new interface or the docs about embedding links when you share. This feature is baked right into the old stream console when you share a video. I rely heavily on this for embedding videos on other platforms. I even tried spoofing the in bed URL using the snippet from the old console with the video link that you get when you share a video from the new console and it just straight up does not work, in fact the URL that is generated in the new stream share option it's just like sharing from anywhere else in OneDrive for SharePoint, it's like three times as long as the link that's embedded in the share / embed video option on the old stream platform.
Can I log in to share from my personal Windows Account with friends & family group? or what's another option for personal share?
Really all of your videos I make it 1.25x 😃
I always review my videos at 2x… I feel so slow when I go back to 1x, I wonder if I really do speak so slowly 😂
Thank you for this update! When I hover over a video I don't get the dialogue letting me see views... Do you know how I can reach this view in another way?
If you go to the library where the video is saved, ..., Details, then click on the view count it'll open up the file analytics. Microsoft is working to get the view count and analytics directly in the player in the coming months.
Hey Kevin. Today we have a bunch of videos in stream channels like Department Demo and New Hire Onboarding. So anyone can go there including new hires when they start. Will this not be an option with new stream? Will our company “RUclips” have to go away?
Can the videos be stored locally on your computer instead of in the cloud?
New Stream seems a bit barren for content organization. All I get is a long list of videos that were shared or recently viewed by me.
Nice
Does the new version allow for clipping the video? Classic allowed it.
is adding Forms still available in the new (on Sharepoint) Stream? I can't find it :/
aun no se puede poner un video de stram dentro de un sitio web externo a sharepoint? o compartirlo con alguien fuera de la organizacion?
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Why is streams limited to 15min screen recording??
Why does Microsoft keep on repeatedly ruining their own product? I've been trying to simply trim one meeting video for an hour, there is no Trim function anywhere, and I don't think we have Classic option in our company. So annoying.
Hi do you know how to download the stream video with chapters?
The clasaic allowed to create a video with polls using interactively, i can't find it in the new SharePoint.
Does anyone know how can I combine the quiz poll within the video..?
Will the mobile app be converted to use the new experience vs. classic; or will a separate mobile app be made available?
I believe the plan is to integrate the functionality into the Office Mobile app available on iOS and Android, similar to how the web experience is based off office.com.
In addition we are also working on a dedicated mobile experience for Stream on SharePoint, no timeline for release to share yet.
Can Stream be added to my Outlook app on my PC?