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Copper Contributor

Jun 18, 2020

Migrating Videos from SharePoint Server 2016 to Stream 365

Hi, currently working on migrating from from SharePoint 2016 to 365. With SharePoint 2016 videos are stored on the server, my struggle is trying to understand how to migrate videos from the server i...

Copper Contributor

Jun 18, 2020

Tomislav Karafilov

Thanks so much for getting back to me.

I've attached some images below and will refer to them.

I get the message 'please dlete and try again later' anytime I try to upload. (Please see img1).

I then checked to make sure that I was an admin and was, but it still didn't work for me even when I cleared the cache and tried re-uploading. (Please see img2 attached)

I’ve created a channel and tried to upload there but I still got that video failed to upload message. Would it be because it says I don’t have windows and audio included in the license?

(See img3 and img4)

I checked myself as a global admin and this still made no difference. (See img5 attached)

Thanks again for your help.

Tomislav Karafilov

MVP

Jun 18, 2020

Sammybee Thank you for the answers!

You can access Stream and create groups. No Windows and Audio should not be a problem for Stream. Where you upload, from start page or inside a channel, just sets permissions and has no effect for the video upload. The video is always uploaded to Stream and then wired to channels or groups. Channels and groups are not like directories.

Did you get uploaded one video to Stream? Or is it a new tenant? Please try a short video, 10 seconds and just some MBs, to see if you have network problems. If this also does not work, contact Microsoft support!

Sammybee
Copper Contributor
Jun 18, 2020
You're welcome and thanks againTomislav Karafilov
I tried what you advised but unfortunatey it's still the same.
It's definately not an issue with my network, so I think I'll take this one up with Microsoft.

Thanks again for your help and quick response! 🙂

Can I just ask what would you advise on the best way to migrate many videos from sharepoint 2016 that's on a server to sharepoint 365 in stream.
The reserach I've done so far mentions that Powershell cannot be used as of yet there are no APIs.

I'm wondering if power automate would be best, as it might help organising into different channels for different groups also?

Thanks again
- Tomislav Karafilov
  MVP
  Jun 19, 2020
  SammybeeCurrently no API and no Power Automate Connector . It is a manual task.
  - Sammybee
    Copper Contributor
    Jun 19, 2020
    Tomislav Karafilov Aww that's a shame, hoepefully we will get something in future.
    
    Thanks again 🙂