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Insert video into a classic SharePoint, 2016, or 2013 page Select the Page tab. Then, on the ribbon, click Edit. Click inside an editable area on the page. Choose the Insert tab, and in the Media group on the ribbon, click Video and Audio.
On the Site Collection Features page, under Video and Rich Media, click Activate. Set up an Asset Library to store image, audio, or video files. Click New Item on a library page, or the New Document button on the ribbon. When you select video from the list, you have the option to upload, link or embed a video.
How do I save a video?
In fact, it’s possible to save video whether you’re using your computer, iPhone, or Android phone….Think of it like “bookmarking” a video.
- Find a video that you want to save for later.
- Click or tap the three dots at the top right of the post.
- Click or tap “Save video.”
What is the video and rich media feature in SharePoint?
The Video and Rich Media feature of SharePoint enables the asset library, a type of document library. The asset library can help you manage rich media assets such as images, audio, and video, especially for SharePoint 2013 and 2016. For SharePoint Online, see What is a document library?
From there, videos can be uploaded to the library just as you would add documents to a document library. Some interesting things happen behind the scenes each time a video is uploaded. Each video gets its own special page that displays more information about the video, as well as associated content.
Because the asset library is a SharePoint Server 2013 library with specialized content types for digital assets, you use many of the same methods that you use to plan a document management solution. You can use an asset library in the following two ways: As a general document library for digital assets at the team level.
How to add a video to an asset library?
When you select video from the list, you have the option to upload, link or embed a video. To learn more about how to add content to an Asset Library, see Upload video, audio, or pictures to an Asset Library.