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Sharing a Video from Stream using Anonymous links doesn't allow users to download video
Hi, Download button disappeared again from the Stream view of the video when it is shared via Anonymous link using Can view Setting. Can view setting also wrongly presents the description as: Anyone with the link can view but can't download which in essence is true but it shouldn't be true for the Can view setting. When I switch to Can't download and Apply it and then go back to the link settings and choose Can view, I get the correct description: Anyone with the link can view. However, when opened, the video still doesn't have the Download button. Marc Mroz is this planned shift in regard to Stream revamp or just a unintended side effect - bug? Thank you for the effort.
SemirTeskeredzic
Aug 04, 2025 Place Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint)
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SQL Server Stream Aggregate vs Hash match Aggregate
Hello, I am a new SQL Server engineer. While looking at the execution plan of a query that SUM() values of int type based on the range of a date column of datetime type, I discovered that SUM() processing is handled by Stream Aggregate and Hash match aggregate in each case. The table is composed of a Clustered Index with Date as the key. I think it changes to Hash match processing as the index search range increases, but I don't know the difference between the two processing methods and what criteria determine the processing method. Can you give me a good answer?
ezpz97
Mar 27, 2025 Place SQL Server
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SOLUTION: Missing Teams Video Recordings!!
It took some digging, but for those of you who are unable to find your Teams Meeting videos in your Stream (where they have been stored previously), it turns out that MS is phasing in a process of those videos now being stored in either your One Drive for Business or your Sharepoint. This started happening at the beginning of the year. I'm sure your IT department was alerted, but you may not have gotten the memo. If you're looking for your video, check your Teams chat log. There may be a listing titled the same as the name of your meeting. The video is there! So your videos aren't lost... they're just stored in a new place. Here's where I found the answer: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/tmr-meeting-recording-change
EdithAlderette
Dec 23, 2024 Place Microsoft Stream (Classic) and migration
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Stream API
Hi everyone. I'm trying to understand if there will be the possibility to have Stream API in the near future. My need is to download the autogenerated transcript, translate it via online services, and then load the new transcript file back on the video. Do u have any advice? thanks Michele
mcrivell
Jun 26, 2024 Place Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint)
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Microsoft Stream
Hi, I only received the alert about Stream Classic last week. I always thought it was part of the O365 suite and not related to SharePoint. Now it has been renamed Stream (SharePoint Online) My query is now that the deadline has passed, is there anyway to retrieve video uploads from the classic version?
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laceyk
Apr 24, 2024 Place SharePoint
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Live stream an audio event using Stream or any other MS Office product
Can I use MS Stream to go live with an audio event and embed a player online on a website for students or audiences to connect? Thanks
TerjeBergli
Mar 09, 2024 Place Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint)
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Private preview for advanced video analytics
Interested in seeing more analytics on your Stream videos within Microsoft 365? Microsoft Stream has begun a private preview for a new advanced video analytics service. What's in the private preview? It includes new per-video analytics such as average watch time, usage by device, and views by geographic location for individual videos. Additionally, a site-level analytics dashboard will show stats for all the videos in a SharePoint site including lifetime views, trends for videos over time, and even which videos are the most popular in the site. Both features will help you understand how your videos are performing and engaging your audiences. If you are interested in joining the private preview for this service please submit your application here.
Paul_Diamond
Mar 04, 2024 Place Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint)
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Powershell Script to list ALL videos in your 365 Stream environment
I hope this is useful to everyone. My goal was to get a list of all videos in my stream so that I could contact each video creator about the changes that are coming to stream. Also so I could figure out how much work there was to do in moving, and how much video is created and not used. My original solution (posted here 7 Oct 2020) I've retired, as thanks to Twan van Beers code here https://neroblanco.co.uk/2022/02/get-list-of-videos-from-microsoft-stream/ I've been able to build a single ps1 script that does all I need. I'll leave the the original code at the bottom of this post. Take a look a the comments I've put into the code for how to use this script. I found that my original script gave me information about the videos but it was hard to use AND didn't tell me which videos were in which channels. This new version of Twan van Beers script gives me both. Save the new code Oct 2022 as a PowerShell script e.g. get-stream-video-info.ps1 Then open a powershell screen, navigate to the folder get-stream-video-info.ps1 is in. To run it enter .\get-stream-video-info.ps1 "C:\Temp\streamanalysis\stream7Oct22-getnbstreamvideoinfo.csv" Follow the on screen prompts. >>> New Code Oct 2022 <<< using namespace System.Management.Automation.Host [CmdletBinding()] param ( [parameter(Position=0,Mandatory=$False)] [string]$OutputCsvFileName, [parameter(Position=1,Mandatory=$False)] [switch]$OpenFileWhenComplete = $False ) # ---------------------------------------- # How to use <#-- Open a powershell window then type in the following and click enter .\get-stream-video-info.ps1 "C:\Temp\streamanalysis\stream7Oct22-getnbstreamvideoinfo.csv" You'll then be prompted for 3 options [V] Videos [C] ChannelVideos [A] All [?] Help (default is "V"): V - videos, which will get a list of all the videos in your STREAM environment. NOTE you may need to alter the variables in the code if you have more than 1000s of videos C - ChannelVideos, will get a list of all the videos and the channels they are in. NOTE this returns a filtered view of all the videos associated with a channel A - All, returns both the Videos and the ChannelVideos. You'll then be prompted for a user to login to the STREAM portal with, this is so the script can get a security token to do it's work with. Choose/use an account with full access to STREAM. If you used a CSV file path after the script name, then this powershell script will export one or two CSV files based on the option chosen <your folder path, your filename>-videos<your file ending> and or <your folder path, your filename>-channelVideos<your file ending> If you don't want to export file names, this powershell creates objects you can use in other ways V or A - will create an object $ExtractData, which is a list of every video and key properties for each video. C or A - wil create an object $videosPerChannel, which lists key information about each video AND the channel they are part of. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- original source my script https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-stream-classic/powershell-script-to-list-all-videos-in-your-365-stream/m-p/1752149 which inspired Twan van Beers to write https://neroblanco.co.uk/2022/02/get-list-of-videos-from-microsoft-stream/ I've then taken Twan's script and modified it to do what I require in my environment. Namely - get the video information AND the channels they are part of. For my 1000 or so videos and 35 channels, it takes about 1 min to run using the All option. This meant I was able to setup an intranet video library with a channel metadata column, folders per channel (so i could give edit rights to channel owners, without opening up the entire library or having to use multiple libraries), and eventually download the videos, then upload them into the library using ShareGate to reinstate some of the key metadata, i.e. created date, person who created them etc --#> # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- function Show-OAuthWindowStream { param ( [string]$Url, [string]$WindowTitle ) $Source = ` @" [DllImport("wininet.dll", SetLastError = true)] public static extern bool InternetSetOption(IntPtr hInternet, int dwOption, IntPtr lpBuffer, int lpdwBufferLength); "@ $WebBrowser = Add-Type -memberDefinition $Source -passthru -name $('WebBrowser'+[guid]::newGuid().ToString('n')) $INTERNET_OPTION_END_BROWSER_SESSION = 42 # Clear the current session $WebBrowser::InternetSetOption([IntPtr]::Zero, $INTERNET_OPTION_END_BROWSER_SESSION, [IntPtr]::Zero, 0) | out-null Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms $Form = New-Object -TypeName System.Windows.Forms.Form -Property @{Width = 600; Height = 800 } $Script:web = New-Object -TypeName System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser -Property @{Width = 580; Height = 780; Url = ($URL -f ($Scope -join "%20")) } $Web.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = $True $Form.Controls.Add($Web) $Featured = { $Head = $Web.Document.GetElementsByTagName("head")[0]; $ScriptEl = $Web.Document.CreateElement("script"); $Element = $ScriptEl.DomElement; # Javascript function to get the sessionInfo including the Token $Element.text = ` @' function CaptureToken() { if( typeof sessionInfo === undefined ) { return ''; } else { outputString = '{'; outputString += '"AccessToken":"' + sessionInfo.AccessToken + '",'; outputString += '"TenantId":"' + sessionInfo.UserClaim.TenantId + '",'; outputString += '"ApiGatewayUri":"' + sessionInfo.ApiGatewayUri + '",'; outputString += '"ApiGatewayVersion":"' + sessionInfo.ApiGatewayVersion + '"'; outputString += '}'; return outputString; } } '@; $Head.AppendChild($ScriptEl); $TenantInfoString = $Web.Document.InvokeScript("CaptureToken"); if( [string]::IsNullOrEmpty( $TenantInfoString ) -eq $False ) { $TenantInfo = ConvertFrom-Json $TenantInfoString if ($TenantInfo.AccessToken.length -ne 0 ) { $Script:tenantInfo = $TenantInfo; $Form.Controls[0].Dispose() $Form.Close() $Form.Dispose() } } } $Web.add_DocumentCompleted($Featured) $Form.AutoScaleMode = 'Dpi' $Form.ShowIcon = $False $Form.Text = $WindowTitle $Form.AutoSizeMode = 'GrowAndShrink' $Form.StartPosition = 'CenterScreen' $Form.Add_Shown( { $Form.Activate() }) $Form.ShowDialog() | Out-Null write-output $Script:tenantInfo } # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- function Get-RequestedAssets([PSCustomObject]$Token, [string]$Url, [string]$Label) { $Index = 0 $MainUrl = $Url $AllItems = @() do { $RestUrl = $MainUrl.Replace("`$skip=0", "`$skip=$Index") Write-Host " Fetching ... $($Index) to $($Index+100)" $Items = @((Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $RestUrl -Headers $Token.headers -Method Get).value) $AllItems += $Items $Index += 100 } until ($Items.Count -lt 100) Write-Host " Fetched $($AllItems.count) items" $Assets = $AllItems | Select-Object ` @{Name='Type';Expression={$Label}},` Id, Name,` @{Name='Size(MB)';Expression={$_.AssetSize/1MB}}, ` PrivacyMode, State, VideoMigrationStatus, Published, PublishedDate, ContentType, Created, Modified, ` @{name='Media.Duration';Expression={$_.Media.Duration}},` @{name='Media.Height';Expression={$_.Media.Height}},` @{name='Media.Width';Expression={$_.Media.Width}},` @{name='Media.isAudioOnly';Expression={$_.media.isAudioOnly}},` @{name='Metrics.Comments';Expression={$_.Metrics.Comments}},` @{name='Metrics.Likes';Expression={$_.Metrics.Likes}},` @{name='Metrics.Views';Expression={$_.Metrics.Views}}, ` @{name='ViewVideoUrl';Expression={("https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/" + $_.Id)}}, ` @{name='VideoCreatorName';Expression={$_.creator.name}}, ` @{name='VideoCreatorEmail';Expression={$_.creator.mail}}, ` @{name='VideoDescription';Expression={$_.description}} write-output $Assets } function Get-VideoChannels([PSCustomObject]$Token, [string]$Url, [string]$Label) { #this will get the list of channels $Index = 0 $MainUrl = $Url $AllItems = @() do { $RestUrl = $MainUrl.Replace("`$skip=0", "`$skip=$Index") Write-Host " Fetching ... $($Index) to $($Index+100)" $Items = @((Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $RestUrl -Headers $Token.headers -Method Get).value) $AllItems += $Items $Index += 100 } until ($Items.Count -lt 100) Write-Host " Fetched $($AllItems.count) items" #to add properties to this section look at https://aase-1.api.microsoftstream.com/api/channels?$skip=0&$top=100&adminmode=true&api-version=1.4-private $Channels = $AllItems | Select-Object ` @{Name='Type';Expression={$Label}},` Id, Name, Description,` @{Name='MetricsVideos';Expression={$_.metrics.videos}} #write-host $channels.count write-output $Channels } function Get-channelVideos([PSCustomObject]$Token, [PSCustomObject]$allChannels, [string]$Label) { #this will get the list of channels $MainUrl = "https://aase-1.api.microsoftstream.com/api/channels/ChannelIDToSwap/videos?`$top=50&`$skip=0&`$filter=published%20and%20(state%20eq%20%27completed%27%20or%20contentSource%20eq%20%27livestream%27)&`$expand=creator,events&adminmode=true&`$orderby=name%20asc&api-version=1.4-private" #for each channel URL go through all the videos, capture the channel name against the video id and name $allVideosPerChannel = @() foreach($chan in $allChannels) { $thisChannelid = $chan.id $chanUrl = @( $MainUrl.Replace("ChannelIDToSwap", $thisChannelid) ) $chanName = $chan.name $AllItems = "" $items = "" $thischanvideos = "" $Index = 0 #write-host $chanUrl #loop the index do { $RestUrl = $chanUrl.Replace("`$skip=0", "`$skip=$Index") #write-host $restUrl #Write-Host "$chanName | Fetching ... $($Index) to $($Index+50)" $Items = @((Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $RestUrl -Headers $Token.headers -Method Get).value) $allItems = $items | select id,name, @{Name='Channel';Expression={$chanName}},@{Name='Type';Expression={$Label}} #write-host $allItems.count #foreach($x in $items ) { # write-host $x.name #write-host $x.id #write-host $label #write-host $chanName #} $Index += 50 } until ($Items.Count -lt 100) #got videos into $items, now mist with $chan info and put into $allVideosPerChannel object $allVideosPerChannel += $AllItems $AllItems = "" $items = "" } Write-Host " Fetched $($allVideosPerChannel.count) videos in $($allChannels.count) channels" #to add properties to this section look at https://aase-1.api.microsoftstream.com/api/channels?$skip=0&$top=100&adminmode=true&api-version=1.4-private write-output $allVideosPerChannel } # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- function Get-StreamToken() { $TenantInfo = Show-OAuthWindowStream -url "https://web.microsoftstream.com/?noSignUpCheck=1" -WindowTitle "Please login to Microsoft Stream ..." $Token = $TenantInfo.AccessToken $Headers = @{ "Authorization" = ("Bearer " + $Token) "accept-encoding" = "gzip, deflate, br" } $UrlTenant = $TenantInfo.ApiGatewayUri $ApiVersion = $TenantInfo.ApiGatewayVersion $UrlBase = "$UrlTenant{0}?`$skip=0&`$top=100&adminmode=true&api-version=$ApiVersion" $RequestToken = [PSCustomObject]::new() $RequestToken | Add-Member -Name "token" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value $Token $RequestToken | Add-Member -Name "headers" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value $Headers $RequestToken | Add-Member -Name "tenantInfo" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value $TenantInfo $Urls = [PSCustomObject]::new() $RequestToken | Add-Member -Name "urls" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value $Urls $RequestToken.urls | Add-Member -Name "Videos" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value ($UrlBase -f "videos") $RequestToken.urls | Add-Member -Name "Channels" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value ($UrlBase -f "channels") $RequestToken.urls | Add-Member -Name "Groups" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value ($UrlBase -f "groups") $UrlBase = $UrlBase.replace("`$skip=0&", "") $RequestToken.urls | Add-Member -Name "Principals" -MemberType NoteProperty -Value ($UrlBase -f "principals") write-output $RequestToken } function New-Menu { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [string]$Title, [Parameter(Mandatory)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [string]$Question ) $videos = [ChoiceDescription]::new('&Videos', 'Videos') $channelvideos = [ChoiceDescription]::new('&ChannelVideos', 'All Videos by Channel') $all = [ChoiceDescription]::new('&All', 'All videos AND all videos by channel') $options = [ChoiceDescription[]]($videos, $channelvideos, $all) $result = $host.ui.PromptForChoice($Title, $Question, $options, 0) switch ($result) { 0 { 'Videos' } 1 { 'ChannelVideos' } 2 { 'All' } } } $menuoutome = New-Menu -title 'Stream videos' -question 'What do you want to output?' #write-host $menuoutome $StreamToken = Get-StreamToken $urlQueryToUse = $StreamToken.Urls.Videos #default $StreamToken.Urls.Videos is something like https://aase-1.api.microsoftstream.com/api/videos?$skip=900&$top=100&adminmode=true&api-version=1.4-private #To get creator and event details you need to add $expand=creator,events to the URL , not to do that you need to use &`$expand=creator,events with out the ` powershell thinks $expand is a variable. # e.g. use $urlQueryToUse = $StreamToken.Urls.Videos+"&`$expand=creator,events" #Other option # use the following if you want to only see files that have privacymode eq 'organization' i.e. video is visible to EVERYONE in the organisation # Thanks to Ryechz for this # # $urlQueryToUse = $StreamToken.Urls.Videos + "&orderby=publishedDate%20desc&`$expand=creator,events&`$filter=published%20and%20(state%20eq%20%27Completed%27%20or%20contentSource%20eq%20%27livestream%27)%20and%20privacymode%20eq%20%27organization%27%20" if($menuoutome -eq 'Videos' -Or $menuoutome -eq 'All'){ #modify the -URL submitted to get more data or filter data or order the output $ExtractData = Get-RequestedAssets -token $StreamToken -Url $urlQueryToUse -Label "Videos" write-host "" write-host "The `$ExtractData object contains all the details about each video. Use `$ExtractData[0] to see the first item in the object, and it's properties." if( $OutputCsvFileName ) { $thisOutputCsvFileName = $OutputCsvFileName.replace(".csv", '-'+$menuoutome+'-videos.csv') $ExtractData | Export-CSV $thisOutputCsvFileName -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8 write-host "The following file has been created: $thisOutputCsvFileName" if( $OpenFileWhenComplete ) { Invoke-Item $thisOutputCsvFileName } } } if($menuoutome -eq 'ChannelVideos' -Or $menuoutome -eq 'All'){ #Get the list of channels , filter the result for the channel id and name $channelList = Get-VideoChannels -token $StreamToken -Url $StreamToken.Urls.Channels -Label "Channels" #for each channel get the videos that are in that channel, so that we can match them up to the ExtractData , which is the list of all videos) $videosPerChannel = get-channelvideos -token $StreamToken -allChannels $channelList -Label "ChannelVideos" write-host "" write-host "The `$videosPerChannel object contains key information about each video and the channel it is in. Use `$videosPerChannel[0] to see the first video, and it's properties." write-host "The `$channelList object contains a list of channel's and their properties." if( $OutputCsvFileName ) { $thisOutputCsvFileName = $OutputCsvFileName.replace(".csv", '-'+$menuoutome+'-channelVideos.csv') $videosPerChannel | Export-CSV $thisOutputCsvFileName -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8 write-host "The following file has been created: $thisOutputCsvFileName" if( $OpenFileWhenComplete ) { Invoke-Item $thisOutputCsvFileName } } } >>> Original Code Oct 2020 <<< I've left this here in case it is useful to anyone. See the script above for a better solution. That said this solution relies on you knowing a bit about PowerShell, being a Stream Admin and being happy to manually save some files (I couldn't figure out how to do pass through windows authentication for the script) so you have to manually save each paged JSON file of 100 videos. It took me about 20minutes to export information about 591 videos (about 3 hours to make the script). To use the script update each variable marked with #<<<< Update this value in a normal (not admin) powershell window run the script (i copy and paste logical parts into the powershell window) you will be given several urls, to visit and save the JSON files from once you have the JSON files the final part of the script reads those, and exports a CSV file with a row per video in STREAM NOTE : as an admin you see all videos, so before you share the CSV with others be aware that there may be sensitive information in it that most users can't see due to STREAM's in built security. I don't have much time, hence I made this script so please don't expect quick answers to any questions. This script is rough, use it if it helps, but ... be professional and check it before you use it. ##>> Update 5 Aug 2021 <<## Thanks to everyone who has commented, I've updated the code below with your suggestions You still have to manually save the JSON browser tabs that show up as JSON files into a folder, but other than that I hope it is now easier for you to use 🙂 #reference https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-stream-forum/powershell-script-to-audit-and-export-channel-content-details-of/m-p/354832 # goal of this script #- get list of all videos in stream for analysis #- it takes about 20 minutes to do this for 500 stream videos. #First # find out what your api source is # go to the following URL in chrome as an admin of Stream https://web.microsoftstream.com/browse # using Developer tools look at the "console" search for .api.microsoftstream to find out what is between https:// and .api.microsoftstream in my case https://aase-1.api.microsoftstream.com/api/ [string]$rootAPIlocation = "aase-1" #<<<< Update this value to the one you find in the console view #[string]$rootAPIlocation = "uswe-1" # use this for Western US #[string]$rootAPIlocation = "euno-1" # use this for the Europe North region #enter where you on your computer you want the files to go [string]$PowerShellScriptFolder = "C:\Temp\streamanalysis" #<<<< Update this value #json files will be saved into "VideosJSON" folder [string]$streamJSONfolder = Join-Path -Path $PowerShellScriptFolder -ChildPath "VideosJSON" #<<<< Update this value if you want a different folder name #>>> REMOVES all exiisting JSON files <<<< #remove all JSON items in this folder Remove-Item -path $streamJSONfolder\* -include *.json -Force -Recurse #guess approx number of videos you think you have divide by 100 e.g. 9 = 900 videos [int]$Loopnumber = 9 #<<<< Update this value #put in your stream portal url [string]$StreamPortal = "https://web.microsoftstream.com/?NoSignUpCheck=1" #put in the url where you see all videos from in stream [string]$StreamPortalVideoRoot = "https://web.microsoftstream.com/browse/" #$StreamPortalChannelRootForFindingVideos [string]$StreamPortalVideoViewRoot= "https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/" # for watching a video #this builds from the info you've put in a URL which will give back the JSON info about all your videos. [string]$StreamAPIVideos100 = "https://$rootAPIlocation.api.microsoftstream.com/api/videos?NoSignUpCheck=1&`$top=100&`$orderby=publishedDate%20desc&`$expand=creator,events&`$filter=published%20and%20(state%20eq%20%27Completed%27%20or%20contentSource%20eq%20%27livestream%27)&adminmode=true&api-version=1.4-private&`$skip=0" #$StreamAPIVideos100 # use the following if you want to only see files that have privacymode eq 'organization' i.e. video is visible to EVERYONE in the organisation #Thanks to Ryechz for this # # [string]$StreamAPIVideos100 = "https://$rootAPIlocation.api.microsoftstream.com/api/videos?NoSignUpCheck=1&`$top=100&`$orderby=publishedDate%20desc&`$expand=creator,events&`$filter=published%20and%20(state%20eq%20%27Completed%27%20or%20contentSource%20eq%20%27livestream%27)%20and%20privacymode%20eq%20%27organization%27%20&adminmode=true&api-version=1.4-private&`$skip=0" [int]$skipCounter [int]$skipCounterNext = $skipCounter+100 [string]$fileName = "jsonfor-$skipCounter-to-$skipCounterNext.json" #next section creates the URLS you need to manually download the json from , it was too hard to figure out how to do this programatically with authentication. Write-Host " Starting Chrome Enter your credentials to load O365 Stream portal" -ForegroundColor Magenta #Thanks Conrad Murray for this tip Start-Process -FilePath 'chrome.exe' -ArgumentList $StreamPortal Read-Host -Prompt "Press Enter to continue ...." Write-host " -----------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green Write-host " --Copy and past each url into chrome-----" -ForegroundColor Green Write-host " --save JSON output into $streamJSONfolder" -ForegroundColor Green for($i=0;$i -lt $Loopnumber; $i++) { $skipCounter = $i*100 if($skipCounter -eq 0) { write-host $StreamAPIVideos100 Start-Process -FilePath 'chrome.exe' -ArgumentList $StreamAPIVideos100 } else { write-host $StreamAPIVideos100.replace("skip=0","skip=$skipCounter") #following code opens browser tabs for each of the jsonfiles #Thanks Conrad Murray for this tip Start-Process -FilePath 'chrome.exe' -ArgumentList $StreamAPIVideos100.replace("skip=0","skip=$skipCounter") } } Write-host " --save each browser window showing JSON output into $streamJSONfolder" -ForegroundColor Green Write-host " -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green Write-host " -----------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green Read-Host -Prompt "Press Enter to continue ...." Write-host " -----------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green $JSONFiles = Get-ChildItem -Path $streamJSONfolder -Recurse -Include *.json [int]$videoscounter = 0 $VideosjsonAggregateddata=@() $data=@() foreach($fileItem in $JSONFiles) { Write-host " -----------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green Write-Host " =====>>>> getting content of JSON File:", $fileItem, "- Path:", $fileItem.FullName -ForegroundColor Yellow $Videosjsondata = Get-Content -Raw -Path $fileItem.FullName | ConvertFrom-Json $VideosjsonAggregateddata += $Videosjsondata Write-host " -----------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green #Write-Host " =====>>>> Channel JSON Raw data:", $Videosjsondata -ForegroundColor green #Read-Host -Prompt "Press Enter to continue ...." } write-host "You have " $VideosjsonAggregateddata.value.count " videos in Stream , using these selection criteria" foreach($myVideo in $VideosjsonAggregateddata.value) { $videoscounter += 1 $datum = New-Object -TypeName PSObject Write-host " -----------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green Write-Host " =====>>>> Video (N°", $videoscounter ,") ID:", $myVideo.id -ForegroundColor green Write-Host " =====>>>> Video Name:", $myVideo.name," created:", $myVideo.created,"- modified:", $myVideo.modified -ForegroundColor green Write-Host " =====>>>> Video Metrics views:", $myVideo.metrics.views, "- comments:", $myVideo.metrics.comments -ForegroundColor Magenta Write-Host " =====>>>> Video Creator Name: ", $myVideo.creator.name , " - Email:", $myVideo.creator.mail -ForegroundColor Magenta Write-Host " =====>>>> Video Description: ", $myVideo.description -ForegroundColor Magenta $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoID -Value $myVideo.id $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoName -Value $myVideo.name $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoURL -Value $($StreamPortalVideoViewRoot + $myVideo.id) $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoCreatorName -Value $myVideo.creator.name $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoCreatorEmail -Value $myVideo.creator.mail $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoCreationDate -Value $myVideo.created $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoModificationDate -Value $myVideo.modified $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoLikes -Value $myVideo.metrics.likes $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoViews -Value $myVideo.metrics.views $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoComments -Value $myVideo.metrics.comments #the userData value is for the user running the JSON query i.e. did that user view this video. It isn't for information about all users who may have seen this video. There seems to be no information about that other than, total views = metrics.views #$datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoComments -Value $myVideo.userData.isViewed $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Videodescription -Value $myVideo.description #thanks Johnathan Ogden for these values $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoDuration -Value $myVideo.media.duration $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoHeight -Value $myVideo.media.height $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoWidth -Value $myVideo.media.width $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoIsAudioOnly -Value $myVideo.media.isAudioOnly $datum | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name VideoContentType -Value $myVideo.contentType $data += $datum } $datestring = (get-date).ToString("yyyyMMdd-hhmm") $csvfileName = ($PowerShellScriptFolder + "\O365StreamVideoDetails_" + $datestring + ".csv") #<<<< Update this value if you want a different file name Write-host " -----------------------------------------" -ForegroundColor Green Write-Host (" >>> writing to file {0}" -f $csvfileName) -ForegroundColor Green $data | Export-csv $csvfileName -NoTypeInformation Write-host " ------------------ DONE -----------------------" -ForegroundColor Green Disclaimer : You can use that solution as you want and modify it depending of your case. Many thanks to Fromelard and his https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-stream-forum/powershell-script-to-audit-and-export-channel-content-details-of/m-p/354832 which gave me enough to figure out how to do this.
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Dorje-McKinnon
Dec 04, 2023 Place Microsoft Stream (Classic) and migration
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New Stream Web Part - Source > Folder > From Sites > Only shows recent shared libraries
The new Stream (on SharePoint) web part just hit my org's tenant. When you add the web part to the SharePoint page, there are several source options: Videos on this site, Folder, and Single Video. When you select Folder as the source and the Select Folder button, it gives you the option to select Your Organization, OneDrive, Site, and From sites. Here's the problem I'm running into: When you select From sites, it only allows you to see the Shared (Doc) Libraries you have accessed most recently and is limited to 12. If the Shared (Doc) Library you need is not shown, you have to: Stop editing the SharePoint page Navigate too and open the Shared (Doc) Library where the video file(s) live Wait a few minutes Go back to the SharePoint page you were editing and hope the Shared (Doc) Library shows up when you select From sites. The workaround "works" but it isn't a great experience for the end user. Is there any other way to get the ability to search for the Shared Library?
KatherineS-Q
Nov 08, 2023 Place Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint)
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Teams Meeting Recording does not include Embedded Video from PowerPoint presentation
One of my customers ran into an interesting issue recently that I have been able to replicate. I'm curious if others are also experiencing this, and if there's a way to make it work properly. Here's the scenario: A PowerPoint slideshow is shared in a Teams meeting using the "Present in Teams" button from PowerPoint. The slideshow contains an embedded *.webm video that was recorded with Stream (on SharePoint). Participants in the meeting are able to see and hear the video correctly during the meeting. In the Teams meeting recording, the audio and video from the *.webm video does not work... it appears blank on the slide as if no video was played. In some testing with the customer prior to the meeting, the video file playback quality was best when using the "Present in Teams" button instead of a screen share in Teams with computer audio. I had assumed this built-in sharing method would be our best route. We did not realize the meeting would be recorded and did not test that specifically. After the issue occurred, I recorded a new video and created a new PowerPoint slideshow to test this in 3 scenarios... First by sharing the PowerPoint app from the Teams meeting. The Teams meeting recording contained the audio and video properly from the embedded *.webm file that was played. Second, from the Teams meeting, sharing the entire screen including computer audio, the embedded *.webm video again played properly in the meeting recording. Third, when using the "Present in Teams" button from PowerPoint, the *.webm video played correctly during the meeting, but the Teams meeting recording did not contain audio or video from the embedded *.webm video, just like what my customer experienced. I can't tell if this is a known limitation, an issue with Teams meeting recording functionality, or an issue with PowerPoint. If anyone has some insight to share, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Brian
GullettBrian
Oct 25, 2023 Place Microsoft Teams
9KViews
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