Recording a Video Using Microsoft Stream (On SharePoint)

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This article contains information on Microsoft Stream (On SharePoint) and instructions on recording a video using Stream (On SharePoint).

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Note: For a video version explaining how to record a video using Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint), visit Recording a Video Using Microsoft Stream (on SharePoint).

What Is Stream (On SharePoint)?

  • Stream (on SharePoint) is an intelligent enterprise video experience that is part of Microsoft 365. It empowers you to record, upload, discover, share, and manage video just as you would any other file. Video is like any other document. It seamlessly integrates with apps across Microsoft 365, so you get the same experience no matter where you add or engage with video content.

Major Updates in Microsoft Stream (On SharePoint)

With the new Microsoft Stream, any videos saved on your OneDrive or SharePoint would be visible on the Stream (On SharePoint) homepage. You can also search for videos if you know with what name they are saved on your OneDrive/SharePoint.

This image shows the automatic filters users can use to find a video on Stream (On SharePoint)

  • You will be able to see all videos i.e., all the videos saved by and shared with you by clicking on the All icon.
  • Videos you recently opened, if any, will be readily available under the Recently opened tab.
  • Only the videos shared with you would be visible under the Shared icon. This means that the videos under Shared will not be visible in your OneDrive unless you download and save it there.
  • Any video marked as your favourites will be visible under Favorites.

Note: If you are facing issues locating a certain video on the Stream (on SharePoint) homepage, open the video once from OneDrive (web version). Once you open it, you should be able to see the video on the homepage.

Procedure

You can launch the Stream (on SharePoint) application from the app launcher if you already have a working online M365 account.

  1. Log in to the Office Homepage.
     
  2. Select the Apps icon on the left menu of the homepage.

    Microsoft Office Homepage with Apps Icon highlighted in Left Menu.
     
  3. Under Apps, select the All apps → link.

    Microsoft Homepage Apps Menu with All Apps Link Highlighted
     
  4. Select Stream from the apps listed.

Microsoft Stream App Icon
 

  1. Once you have the Stream (on SharePoint) homepage open, select the icon associated with the type of recording needed on the top left of the page.

Microsoft Stream Recording Menu Options

Note: Stream (on SharePoint) offers two recording options. Screen recording allows the user to record themselves and their screen. Camera recording only allows the user to record themselves.

 

  1. After selecting the icon associated with the recording type, a new tab will open. Using the menu on the bottom of the screen, select which features should be used or adjusted (camera, mic, screen share, script, effects, etc.)

Microsoft Stream Recording Menu Options

 

  1. If sharing screen, select the Start screen recording icon and a pop up will ask what content should be recorded. If the audio of the computer needs to be recorded, select the toggle next to Also share system audio. After selection is complete, select the Share button.

    Microsoft Stream Recording Content Menu

Note: Stream allows users to record videos of up to 15 minutes. A timer on bottom of the recording screen will display the time elapsed.

 

  1. Once recording is finished, select the Stop recording button.
     
  2. Afterwards, various video editing options will be available such as trim, add music or delete clip
     
  3. After making the changes needed, select the Finish button.

Microsoft Stream Edit Recording Screen

  1. The video will get saved in the Recordings folder on OneDrive automatically.

  2. Once the video is uploaded, the video's setting can be adjusted under the Video settings menu on the right hand side. 

Microsoft Stream Video Setting Menu

  1. The video can be shared by selecting the Share icon located on the top right of the page. The video can also be downloaded to a local machine by selecting the Download button on the top menu.

Microsoft Stream Share Video Menu Button Highlighted

Microsoft Stream Download Video Button Highlighted

Note: For the complete video on some of the new enhancements to Stream, vist New Features and Enhancements to Microsoft Stream | Stream (Classic) to Stream (on SharePoint).

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