How to Remove Expiration from Microsoft Teams Recordings (OneDrive/SharePoint and Stream)
Microsoft Teams makes it easy to record meetings, and with the rise of hybrid work, these recordings have become essential for documentation, training, compliance, and knowledge sharing. However, you may have noticed that recordings now automatically expire after a set period—usually 60 days by default. In this blog, I’ll show you how to remove or modify the expiration date on Microsoft Teams recordings—whether they’re stored in OneDrive/SharePoint (the default for most tenants) or in Microsoft Stream (Classic or on SharePoint). https://dellenny.com/how-to-remove-expiration-from-microsoft-teams-recordings-onedrive-sharepoint-and-stream/What’s Included with Microsoft’s Granted Offerings for Nonprofits?
Are you a nonprofit looking to boost your impact with cutting-edge technology? Microsoft is here to help! From free software licenses to guided technical documentation and support, this program offers a range of resources designed to empower your organization. In this blog, we’ll dive into the incredible tools and grants available to nonprofits through Microsoft, showing you how to make the most of these generous offerings. Whether you’re managing projects or just trying to simplify your day-to-day tasks, there’s something here for everyone. Let’s explore what’s possible!Unlocking the Power of Microsoft Stream: Enhancing Collaboration and Communication
Effective communication and collaboration are key to the success of any organization. One of the innovative tools that facilitate this is Microsoft Stream. Designed to be a powerful enterprise video service, Microsoft Stream enables teams to securely upload, share, and manage video content within their organization. This blog will explore the numerous features and benefits of Microsoft Stream, how it integrates with other Microsoft 365 applications, and tips for leveraging its capabilities to enhance your organization's communication and collaboration efforts. What is Microsoft Stream? Microsoft Stream is a video service that allows users to upload, share, and view videos securely within their organization. It is part of the Microsoft 365 suite of applications and is designed to enhance collaboration by making video content easily accessible to team members. With Microsoft Stream, organizations can create a centralized repository for all their video content, making it easier to manage and distribute videos across the organization. Key Features of Microsoft Stream Microsoft Stream boasts a variety of features that make it a valuable tool for organizations. Here are some of the key features: Secure Video Sharing: Microsoft Stream ensures that video content is shared securely within the organization. Access controls and permissions can be set to ensure that only authorized users can view or edit videos. Integration with Microsoft 365: Microsoft Stream integrates seamlessly with other Microsoft 365 applications such as Teams, SharePoint, and OneNote, allowing users to embed videos into their workflows and enhance collaboration. Automatic Transcription and Captioning: Stream automatically generates transcripts and captions for uploaded videos, making them more accessible and searchable. Interactive Features: Stream offers interactive features such as video comments, likes, and sharing options, encouraging engagement and collaboration among team members. Analytics and Insights: Microsoft Stream provides analytics and insights on video performance, helping organizations understand how their video content is being consumed and identify areas for improvement. Mobile Access: Users can access Microsoft Stream on their mobile devices through the Stream mobile app, allowing them to view and share videos on the go. Benefits of Using Microsoft Stream Microsoft Stream offers several benefits to organizations looking to improve their communication and collaboration efforts. Here are some of the key advantages: Enhanced Communication: Video content is a powerful tool for communication. It allows organizations to convey complex information in an engaging and easily digestible format. With Microsoft Stream, teams can create and share video content such as training videos, company announcements, and project updates, ensuring that everyone is on the same page. Improved Collaboration: Microsoft Stream fosters collaboration by making it easy for team members to share and discuss video content. The integration with Microsoft Teams allows users to embed videos directly into their team channels, facilitating real-time collaboration and discussions. Additionally, the interactive features such as comments and likes encourage team members to engage with the content and provide feedback. Increased Accessibility: The automatic transcription and captioning features of Microsoft Stream make video content more accessible to a wider audience. Transcripts make it easy for users to search for specific content within a video, while captions ensure that the content is accessible to individuals with hearing impairments. Centralized Video Management: Microsoft Stream provides a centralized repository for all video content, making it easier for organizations to manage and distribute their videos. This centralization ensures that video content is organized, easily searchable, and accessible to authorized users. Valuable Insights: The analytics and insights provided by Microsoft Stream help organizations understand how their video content is being consumed. These insights can be used to identify popular content, track engagement, and make data-driven decisions to improve future video content. How to Get Started with Microsoft Stream Getting started with Microsoft Stream is easy, especially if your organization already uses Microsoft 365. Here are the steps to begin leveraging the power of Microsoft Stream: Log in to Microsoft 365: Open your web browser and go to the Microsoft 365 login page. Enter your Microsoft 365 account credentials to sign in. Navigate to Stream: Once you're logged in, look for the app launcher (also known as the "waffle" icon) in the top-left corner of the screen. Click on it to open the list of available applications. If you don't see Stream in the list, you may need to click on "All apps" to find it. Open Microsoft Stream: Click on the Stream icon to open the application. If Stream is not enabled for your organization, you may need to contact your IT administrator to ensure that it is available. Once you're in Microsoft Stream, you can take advantage of the following features: Upload: The upload feature allows you to add video files from your computer to Microsoft Stream. Once uploaded, the videos are stored securely in the cloud, processed for optimal streaming, and made available for sharing and organizing within your organization. You can add metadata, set permissions, and organize the videos into channels and groups. Screen Recording: The screen recording feature enables you to capture your computer screen along with audio. This is useful for creating tutorials, demonstrations, or presentations. You can record your screen activities, narrate the process, and save the recording directly to Microsoft Stream for easy sharing and access. Camera Recording: The camera recording feature allows you to record videos using your computer's webcam. This is ideal for creating personal messages, video blogs, or any content that requires a direct camera feed. You can record yourself speaking, save the video to Microsoft Stream, and share it with your audience. Video Project: A video project in Microsoft Stream is a collection of video clips, images, and audio that you can edit and combine to create a final video. This feature provides basic video editing tools, allowing you to trim clips, add transitions, and overlay text or graphics. It's useful for creating polished, professional-looking videos without needing advanced video editing software. Playlist: The playlist feature allows you to create a curated list of videos that can be watched in sequence. Playlists are useful for organizing related content, such as a series of training videos, lectures, or presentations. You can add videos to a playlist, arrange them in the desired order, and share the playlist with your audience for easy access to the entire series. Integrating Clipchamp with Microsoft Stream To further enhance your video creation and editing capabilities, Microsoft Stream integrates seamlessly with Clipchamp. Clipchamp is a versatile video editing tool that allows users to create professional-quality videos with ease. Here are some ways Clipchamp can complement Microsoft Stream: Advanced Editing Features: Clipchamp offers advanced video editing features such as layering audio/video pieces, adding effects, and utilizing stock images. These features enable users to create more polished and engaging video content. Brand Kit: With Clipchamp's Brand Kit, users can establish their logos and color schemes, ensuring consistent branding across all video content. Streamlined Workflow: The integration between Clipchamp and Microsoft Stream allows users to create and edit videos in Clipchamp and then seamlessly upload them to Stream for sharing and collaboration within the organization. Enhanced Accessibility: Clipchamp's editing tools can be used to refine automatic transcriptions and captions generated by Microsoft Stream, making video content even more accessible and accurate. Unified Video Solution: By combining the strengths of Clipchamp and Microsoft Stream, organizations can leverage a comprehensive video solution that simplifies video creation, management, and sharing across Microsoft 365 applications. In conclusion, Microsoft Stream is a powerful tool that can greatly enhance your organization's ability to manage and share video content. By leveraging its features such as uploading videos, screen recording, camera recording, video projects, and playlists, you can create a comprehensive and organized video library that is easily accessible to your team. Stream's capabilities allow for efficient communication, training, and collaboration, making it an invaluable resource for any organization. Whether you're creating tutorials, sharing company announcements, or hosting live events, Microsoft Stream provides the tools you need to deliver high-quality video content effectively. Start exploring Microsoft Stream today and unlock the full potential of your video content.Tech Community Live | AMA for SharePoint, OneDrive, Lists, and Stream
Join us for a special Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) live video stream across four Microsoft content collaboration products: SharePoint, OneDrive, Lists, and Stream! Our product teams will be answering your questions about future roadmap and recent innovation – and offering insights on what to expect in the coming months. Each team will present five minutes of content to catch you up on the highlights, and to spark what questions you might ask, and then have 10-15 minutes to take your questions. Post your questions at any time – starting your question with the product name to help us navigate it to the right experts; example: “SharePoint: How will Copilot help me create pages and news in the future?” This is a great opportunity to get answers to any questions you may have from recent Microsoft 365 Conference (May 2-4, 2023) disclosures: Review Jeff Teper’s May 2nd (5/2) blog post. Agenda + Experts (all times listed in the Pacific Time Zone (PT): 10:00am Kickoff [MC: Mark-Kashman] 10:05 – 10:25am -- AMA | SharePoint Experts: Dave Cohen (US), Cathy_Dew, and Suyog Gadgil. Huge innovations that will make it simpler to build compelling and engaging pages and sites within your company intranet. Review the 5/2 SharePoint blog. 10:25 – 10:45am -- AMA | OneDrive Experts: Miceile Barrett, Paul Diamond , Gaia Carini, Carter Green, and vilodha. Get the most out of your files with significant updates to the overall OneDrive user interface – a more simple and personalized experience. Review the 5/2 OneDrive blog. 10:45 – 11:10am -- AMA | Lists Experts: Miceile Barrett, LincolnDeMaris, and Harini Saladi. Your information collaboration is poised to get more intuitive, focused, and powerful. Review the 5/2 Lists blog. 11:10 – 11:30am -- AMA | Stream Experts: Marc Mroz, descapa_msft, Paul Diamond, Ignacio Davila, and OwenpMSFT. Video in Microsoft 365 is about to get easier, with enhanced playback, putting videos in pages, and recording professional videos with personality. Review the 5/2 Stream blog. 11:30am -- Wrap up Submit your questions anytime during the hour or post them early in the Comments below.Microsoft 365 Unifies Video Under Clipchamp Brand
A November 26 announcement says that Microsoft 365 Video will bring Stream and Clipchamp together under the Clipchamp brand. A lot of hard work over the past few years created the potential for unification as Stream moved to the SharePoint platform and Clipchamp embraced the Microsoft 365 framework. Bringing the two solutions together into a unified Microsoft 365 video platform makes perfect sense. https://office365itpros.com/2024/12/05/microsoft-365-video-unity/Blog about: How to Use Microsoft Stream: A Beginner’s Guide
Microsoft Stream is a video-sharing service designed for businesses and organizations to upload, manage, and share videos securely within their enterprise. It’s part of the Microsoft 365 suite, making it easy to collaborate with your team using video content. Whether you’re sharing training videos, presentations, or meetings, Microsoft Stream offers an intuitive platform for video management. Here’s how to get started. https://dellenny.com/how-to-use-microsoft-stream-a-beginners-guide/How to use the latest AI Features in Clipchamp [AI VIDEO EDITING]
If you are a Video content creator like me, don't miss this video to take advantage of the latest AI features in Clipchamp. Clipchamp is a powerful tool that helps you edit videos and create Thumbnails. In this video, I'll show how to remove background noises, images, filler words, and pauses. #Clipchamp #AI #Microsoft365 #MPVbuzz #VideoAI #VideoEditingUse Playlists to create collections of video or audio files in Microsoft 365
Today, we’re introducing Playlists - a new and simple way to curate and share video or audio collections within Microsoft 365. This combines Microsoft Lists ease of use with the trusted value of Stream (on SharePoint) powering the playback experience.Stream Moves to Intelligent Versioning
In a change designed to reduce the consumption of storage quota, Stream video versions are no longer being generated for non-video updates such as changes to video metadata. Anything that alters the video content, like trimming some seconds from the start or end of a video, will create a new version. It seems like a perfectly reasonable change to make that might help SharePoint storage not be consumed quite so quickly. https://office365itpros.com/2024/07/24/stream-video-versions/
