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Stream/Clipchamp Interactivity does not accept Microsoft Forms URLs.
I discovered a compatibility issue between Microsoft Stream/Clipchamp interactivity and Microsoft Forms. Forms currently generates response URLs using the forms.cloud.microsoft domain. When these URLs are supplied to the Stream interactivity API, the API rejects them with invalidRequest: Invalid form url. Replacing the domain with forms.office.com allows the interactivity element to be saved successfully. This suggests the Stream validation logic has not been updated to recognize the newer Forms URL domain. Reproduction Steps Upload video to SharePoint/Stream. Add Forms interactivity element. Use URL generated by Microsoft Forms Share button. URL format: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=... Save Fails Observed Result { "code":"invalidRequest", "message":"Invalid form url." } If you replace forms.cloud.microsoft with forms.office.com, it will allow you to save the interactivity.
Auto-caption Not working [stuck at 99%]
I’m having an issue with Clipchamp’s auto-captions/transcription feature. Since yesterday, it gets stuck at 99% while creating the transcript and never finishes. I already tried multiple accounts, including both personal and work accounts, and I also tested different files and different speech languages such as English and Japanese, but the same problem still happens. I created a new project and tried exporting/reimporting as a workaround, but the issue remains. Could you please check whether this is a service problem, a bug, or a change in the free plan?Audio problems for professional created videos
Hi everyone, i am working for an IT department and received the following incident. I wanted to bring up an issue we've been experiencing with the audio quality of board videos when played on SharePoint. Locally, the videos play perfectly fine, but once uploaded to the SPO, we notice frequent clicking sounds that significantly affect the audio quality. Details: The audio issues seem to occur randomly and are not consistent across all videos. We are following the rules for encoding - Video formats you can play on Microsoft 365 - Microsoft Support MP4 1080p - 5Mbps, Audio AAC 192Kbps - Encoder is Adobe Premiere If you download the file locally there is no clicking - it is only in the Streaming web player Has anyone else experienced similar issues with the web player and .mp4 files? We would appreciate any insights or suggestions on how to resolve this issue. Looking forward to any advice from the community. Best regards StephanCannot find video uploaded to Clipchamp
I uploaded an mp4 file to ClipChamp at work. The upload was successful. I uploaded the file to C:\Users\epizana\OneDrive - SBCTC\Videos\Clipchamp The upload was successful. I can see the mp4 file in the Clipchamp folder. However, I cannot find it in the list of Clipchamp videos. I never had this issue with Microsoft Stream. I could find my uploaded video instantly. It just worked. Any advice how I can find my uploaded video? This is not my personal laptop. I am using this at work. Thanks, EnriqueIs there a native solution for clipchamp compression?
I have always found clipchamp easy to work with. It's interface is intuitive to me, and the features do anything I need. So, generally I like it... but the one fatal issue I have with it, is the videos it produces are so ridiculously big. I literally just made a post for TikTok and it's 293MB in size. I compressed it with a free only video tools site, and after compression it's just 6MB. I could deal with it if it was like 50% bigger or maybe even 100% bigger... but these videos are just huge. Maybe Microsoft has addressed this and I don't know about it... so if there is a solution, please let me know. Otherwise, I am not sure how to proceed. I like to keep a copy of all my videos as I make them, but its hard to do when they are so ridiculously oversized.
Clipchamp Help
Since the move to OneDrive Clipchamp has been a nightmare. Starting today the preview video screen crashes almost instantly on both the desktop and web app. I've reinstalled, repaired the app and reset the desktop app and still get the same issue. I am guessing this is a MS problem since its happening on both the web app and the desktop?
Video Quality Default Setting
I'm a video creator at my org. So, I'm generally viewing things through a hybrid, technical+creative lens. As we begin to share internal videos via Stream (SP), I'm regularly noticing that the video quality playback settings are set to "Auto." Often, that leads to the video playing entirely in a low resolution, where it's mostly pixelated; even the thumbnail image previews with the same low resolution. I understand there are various contributing factors here, but I also discovered that users can toggle the video settings to "1080p." Still, it always defaults back to "auto." I'm wondering if there is a way to lock that setting to 1080p for all users within our organization, because it's not realistic to communicate such a setting change to all users.
Embedding Streams for non logged-in users
Hi, I'm finding Microsoft Stream very frustrating to use. I can quite easily share a link to a video, which is accessible to anyone with the link (without signing in). When I generate embed code, I cannot find where I can adjust the permissions of that embed to allow non-signed in users to view it. This is very limiting for our use case.
