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michaelwoodpa
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Oct 24, 2019

sending Stream video open to everyone and some cannot view

I shared a link to Stream where a video was saved, everyone in company has permission, yet some receive an error message.

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  • michaelwoodpaTo view a video in Microsoft Stream, you must be a user in the tenant where the video is stored. External sharing is currently not possible and guest accounts can't see the video.

     

    The problem I have sometimes is that I am logged in to a different tenant then the video tenant in the current browser session. The URL for sharing a video has the format:

     

    https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/<video GUID>

     

    This URL does not contain informations about the tenant the video is stored in. For example the SharePoint Online URL is different:

     

    https://<tenant name>.sharepoint.com/sites/<sitename>

     

    Here you know the tenant by the tenant name.

     

    Please check if you have logged in with the correct account. When in doubt, try a private browser session. If this works, you should either clear the browser cache or just log out with the "wrong" user and log in again with the tenant user.

     

    And a big welcome in the Tech Community, michaelwoodpa !

    • anto1586's avatar
      anto1586
      Copper Contributor
      What if you don't know the pasword of the "correct account" ? I have the same problem. A friend has shared a video with my mail, but I can't see it.
      • anto1586  You must be a member in his tenant, otherwise it does not work. You need an account/mail like anto1586@your_friends_tenant.com and not anto1586@yourmail.com. When you get the URL web.microsoftstream.com/Video/<guid> and you log in with yourmail's account, you are in your Stream, where the Video <guid> is not found, because it is in the your_friend_tenant tenant.

         

        Currently no external sharing with Microsoft Stream.

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