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Overview


In this documentation, you will learn how to share a video in Panopto.

Instructions

Step 1

In your video library, hover over the video you want to share and click on the Share icon. This will open your sharing options

Step 2

Click on Who has access to change the sharing option and select Anyone with the link.

Step 3

You can now copy and paste the link from the top of the Share window and send the link to anyone needing to view the video.


Further resources:

https://support.panopto.com/s/article/Share-a-Video


FAQs

Yes, You can upload videos made external into Panopto.

  1. While in your folder within Panopto, click the Create option at the top, then select Upload Media

  2. If you didn't already choose your folder, you can do that here. Then drag and drop the video file(s) or click inside of the box to select the file from your computer. You can drop multiple files into the video upload window at one time to create multiple sessions.

  3. Wait for Uploading to finish, which may take a while based on the size and amount of files
    1. Note: there are certain factors, such as bitrate, aspect ratio, file size, and video length, can impact the time it takes for the video to process. For supported media file types, see Learn About Supported Media File Types for Uploading. 
  4. You can close the window when it is finished uploading. Once the publishing completes, you will be notified that the sessions are ready to view

You can then refer back to the main instructions on how to share.

You may have a video start at a specific time by adding &start='seconds' to the end of the link, where seconds is the number of seconds into the video you'd like the video to start. For instance, https://howtovideos.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=816a7666-1ae3-49b0-957c-6455edee8554&start=30 would start the video at the 30 second mark.

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