This article walks users through the steps needed to edit the video information on Stream (on SharePoint).
This article provides instructions to generate captions and transcripts for a video in Stream (on SharePoint). Microsoft allows video owners to generate transcript and caption files for videos spoken in 28 different languages and locales.
This article provides the steps that can be taken to move your videos from Stream (on SharePoint) to Teams.
This article provides instructions to upload a video in the Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint).
This article contains FAQs regarding Stream migration.
The new Stream start page makes it easy to visualize the key element and features that you would need from the application. This article has details for each section of the start page as well as instructions on how to switch to the classic stream view if needed!
This article contains information on Microsoft Stream (On SharePoint) and instructions on recording a video using Stream (On SharePoint).
This article contains information on Transcriptions in Stream (on SharePoint) and instructions on how users can view/manage captions and transcripts of a video.
Microsoft has announced a new vision for Microsoft Stream that empowers users to create, share, discover, and manage video just as they would any other file in Office 365. This new vision comes with a few changes that, in the end, will improve the overall user experience when it comes to video.
This article focuses on troubleshooting an issue reported by instructors that some students could not access and view a Class Team meeting recording.
These instructions apply only to videos recorded in a non-Channel Meeting.
Stream (on SharePoint) has many amazing features built into it- one of those features is analytics for video and sites. Which allows you to track video views, traffic to your video site, and much more.