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Embedding Streams for non logged-in users
I am not an Azure admin, just someone tasked with making Stream work. If anyone knows specific configuration Azure changes that might expand "Anyone" to include non-authenticated users, I would appreciate those suggestions. If I know what changes might fix this issue, I can advocate for them to our admins. Thanks!
- Marc MrozJan 31, 2024
Microsoft
StephenGadsby public anonymous embed codes aren’t supported. We only support direct links via the “anyone” link type which requires you to open the video in a new tab.
feel free to vote on this idea:
https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/4e2dd23b-eec7-ed11-a81b-002248519701
- StephenGadsbyJan 31, 2024Copper Contributor
Thanks, Marc Mroz, but then I don't understand why your company has a support page explaining the how to of https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/embedding-stream-content-in-third-party-sites-b50b6cd2-be3b-44b0-8a6b-8bebc5ba3e3a#ID0EFD=Embed_from_Stream. What is the use case for embedding videos into third-party sites where the videos won't load and play for a visitor until after that visitor goes to the Stream page by link? And why doesn't the support page provide any notice of that limitation?
- HenderburnApr 24, 2026Copper Contributor
You're extremely correct that there is no possible use case for embedding with a login gate. How Microsoft launched this product without the most basic functionality of "click video to play it" is bizarre to me.