Aug 02 2017 07:50 AM
Aug 14 2017 11:22 AM
SolutionThanks for reporting this. We'll take a look. This would be a bug on our side :(.
Aug 14 2017 12:24 PM
Hi, Rick,
I am looking into this issue. Can you please provide more information for us to get started?
1. Does this issue still remain?
2. What are your tenant id and user id?
If you don't know your tenant/user ids, can you send us the session id (log in to web.microsoftstream.com, on top-bar, click "?" button at the right top corner. Click "About Microsoft Stream" in the drop down. Copy/paste session id and "Your data is stored in" and send us.
Thanks
Aug 14 2017 02:27 PM
Rick, no worries. I can repro this internally. We are investigating the root cause. Will follow up with you when we know more.
Jan 18 2022 02:56 PM - edited Jan 18 2022 03:02 PM
@Lin Liu (IIS) Was this ever resolved? We have it happening in our MS Stream instance also.
I have a group with reads it has 226 videos in the group, but when you add up the video counts for each channel within the group, it comes to 357ish.
Yes I know they are sunsetting MS Stream...but we are trying to figure out our level of effort to download literally 1000's of videos and trying to gauge the number of hours to do this, thus we are looking to see what the amount of total videos is that needs to be manually migrated. (Our SPO Team tells us there's no migration tool for videos going from Stream to SPO. Which sucks.)
I've assumed that maybe someone may have linked a video to a channel, that doesn't exist in the group? But now I'm not sure?