Upload Content to an EchoVideo Library
EchoVideo is a lecture capture and video management solution that provides Health Profession Schools with private Libraries for storing, editing, and managing videos and presentations. Users can upload content to publish to classes, share with others, add to collections, or submit for assignments. Further benefits of using EchoVideo include:
- Automatic transcript and closed captioning generation for all uploaded videos (4 hours or less)
- Canvas integration with streamlined sharing menus for course participants
- A collection organization for secure sharing of videos and files with individuals
- Currently, unlimited storage space
- Support for various file formats beyond video files
To upload media to an EchoVideo Library: Log in to Cardinal Apps and open EchoVideo. Students access EchoVideo directly using their UIW email.
- Once your EchoVideo Library opens, select Create:
- Select Upload Media
- Select files to upload
- Drag and drop files into the window, click the window to manually select files, or use the OneDrive option to pull files directly from your OneDrive
- Select Upload
Upload to EchoVideo Library FAQ
How can I share EchoVideo content once it's in my library?
Are there any limitations surrounding uploads?
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File Size Limits: EchoVideo has a 20GB file size limit for uploads. When uploading from cloud storage services (Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, etc.), the FileStack uploader limits files to 220MB. For files larger than 220MB from cloud services, download them to your local computer first, then upload to EchoVideo while staying under the 20GB limit.
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Exported Graphics in PDF Format are Not Supported: Some graphics programs will allow you to export or save a graphics file (.png, .jpg, .gif, etc.) as a .pdf file. While EchoVideo will recognize it as a PDF and allow you to upload it, media processing will fail.