Upload video file

Create a video-only on-demand presentation by uploading a media file to Mediasite. If you are uploading a 360⁰ video file, Mediasite automatically detects it and provides the option for you to enable 360⁰ video playback.

Considerations when uploading 360⁰ video files
  • You can only upload MP4 files when using 360⁰ video.
  • After you upload the file, you enable 360° video playback on the presentation’s Information tab.
  • The following features are not available for 360⁰ video presentations: Slides, Captions, Polls, Quizzes, Video editing (within the application), Delivery options (podcast, video podcast, and captions), Post-presentation links.

Note

You can upload a variety of media file formats to My Mediasite. For a complete listing of the media file formats supported, contact your Mediasite administrator.

To create a new presentation by uploading a media file:
  1. Click Add Presentation.
  2. Under Add Video, click Choose File and select the media file you want.
  3. After the file successfully uploads, the New Presentation Details dialog appears.
  4. Enter a Title and Description for your presentation.
  5. Under Destination, choose where you want to store your presentation.

My Drafts

This is the default destination for your presentations. When you store a presentation in your draft location, it is only visible to you. Until you are ready to share your presentation with others or publish it, we recommend keeping it here.

Choose a new location

  1. Click Change to specify a new destination for your presentation.
  2. In the Destination Search dialog, select User channel or Shared Folder from the Destination Type drop-down list.
  3. Enter the name of channel or folder and click Search.  Select the location you want.
  1. Click Create Presentation to create the new presentation in the specified location.
  2. After the media upload is processed, the presentation's status updates. All presentations are Private until you set them to visible.
  3. Update, share, and publish your recorded presentation as needed, to make it available to your audience.