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Video Ownership Settings with New Stream
I post and caption webinar recordings for a work team. With the Classic Stream I could designate members of the team and a group as co-owners. This is important because I don't want the team losing t...
- Videos are now the same as any other file. If you want them to exist after you leave the organization you need to put them in a shared space. Store them in a Teams team, a SharePoint site, or Yammer community, the same way you’d store and share a word document or PowerPoint deck.
You can use the “Move” button in the OneDrive web UI to move it to a site and it keeps all the chapters, transcripts, etc you may have added.
Thank you so much, Marc. I guess it's time for a discussion at work.
Marc Mroz
Microsoft
MicrosoftIf you were using a Group in Stream (Classic), that's a M365 Group and has a SharePoint site with the same permissions. So you could just find that M365 Group SharePoint site and upload videos there.
- Hi Marc, any automation suggestion we can put in place so the team mates and the manager gets the files transferred to them or a notice to move the files to a shared space. there may be many videos in users OneDrive and not all may be official.
Also is there a way to know where the videos has been used say " embedded" into any internal sites etc.. there is no way to get this information from anywhere and creates a void if the user leaves the organization without moving / designating a new owner. Pls suggest !! - Thank you!
