Microsoft Clipchamp—easy and quick video creation
Video is an important component of any marketing campaign. An authentic and relatable clip about a company’s brand promise can help build trust with customers. A demo of a product or service in action can boost consumer confidence in a business’ offerings. 1 No matter what kind of business you’re in, the odds are good that video marketing can help. Screen recordings can help show customers how your product works. Tutorials or unboxing sessions can illustrate your product’s quality. A promo video is a great way to share your business’ story with a wide audience. Or maybe you just want to highlight your customers’ interactions with you, so the rest of your audience feels a closer sense of community. However, small and medium businesses (SMBs) often shy away from video because they believe it carries a hefty price tag if they hire someone else to do it, or too steep a learning curve if they’re doing it themselves. This is where Microsoft Clipchamp can make a difference—helping you produce professional-grade videos more quickly and easily. The Clipchamp challenge Concerned that you won’t know what to do the first time you open Clipchamp? Accept this challenge—just give it a try. We’ve simplified the video creation and editing process to make it an intuitive process—especially for beginners. Make your first online video Let’s say you want to make an online version of a video an employee took at a recent customer event. STEP ONE: Download your video from a camera or phone Clipchamp lets you store it in a variety of places, including your local drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Stream. You’ll be able to see and access your file from any of these locations and immediately start editing in Clipchamp, whether you recorded at 4k resolution (horizontal pixel count of approximately 4,000) or just High Definition (HD: 720-pixel image resolution). STEP TWO: Start editing Once in Clipchamp, move through your recording at whatever speed you need, all the way down to frame-by-frame. Clipchamp’s interface provides editing tools to trim, cut, crop, and adjust your video. You’ll be able to add text, transitions, graphics, effects, or color filters. It’s an easy step to use features like the editing timeline for adding or deleting videos, importing outside images, or adding audio clips. You can even split your video into smaller clips using the GIF format for clips smaller than 15 seconds. STEP THREE: Use your video Once you’re done, just hit Export and you can save your files into whatever video format you need, including MP4, MOV, or WMV. And if you’re worried about any specific requirements your target player might have, don’t be. Tell Clipchamp where you want to upload your video and it will automatically adjust for specific resolution requirements, like those required by Facebook and YouTube, or you can adjust these settings yourself with the Video Resizer. There are multiple ways to leverage video investment. You can use it on YouTube or Instagram, but you can also embed video players on web pages or even in a Microsoft PowerPoint deck or Microsoft Word document. Getting Started Clipchamp is available for Microsoft 365 Business Standard or Microsoft 365 Business Premium customers. To purchase Microsoft 365 for your business, take a look at the Microsoft 365 Plans. Clipchamp Premium is also available. Premium includes 4k (UHD) export resolution, premium stock content (images, audio and video), and advanced video analytics in Microsoft Stream. Add it to your Microsoft 365 Business Standard or Microsoft 365 Business Premium subscription. Take a look at this handy overview of how to access Clipchamp with your work account and for detailed instructions, see the video tutorials on how to create, edit, and enhance. Read how you can leverage brand identity to accelerate business growth. Resources Find the right Microsoft 365 business plan for your business. Learn more about how to set up and use your Microsoft 365 subscription and find tips and templates to help you accomplish your business tasks. Get free resources, tech training, and guidance to keep your business thriving and growing. Partners can access training resources, customer decks and deployment checklists to do more with Microsoft 365. In a study by Wyzowl Research, 96 percent of its consumer respondents said they regularly watched explainer videos and 89 percent indicated such videos had convinced them to buy a product or service.
Skype For Business to Skype - Add Video to call
Hi I am looking for a way to video call users from Skype for business to the Skype platform or if possible Whatsapp. The scenario is that an external user can call a number from standard Skype on their mobile phone to myself on Skype for business (Desktop) and if needed I can click on the add video option. Is this possible? Do I literally just create a policy enabling communications with public users or are there interfaces I would need to purchase?
