Upload Content to an EchoVideo Library
EchoVideo provides Health Profession Schools a lecture capture and video management solution. EchoVideo gives each user a private Library to store and share videos. For example, you can upload a video or a presentation to your library to edit or hold it until you are ready to publish it to a class, share it with another user, add it to a collection, or submit it for a homework assignment. Further benefits of using EchoVideo include:
- All videos uploaded to EchoVideo will automatically have a transcript and closed captioning applied.
- EchoVideo is integrated into Canvas, offering a streamlined menu to share content with course participants.
- Videos can be organized with other files into 'Collections' which can be securely shared with individuals.
- Currently, it offers unlimited storage space.
- It can hold various file formats, not just video files.
To upload media to an EchoVideo Library: Log in to Cardinal Apps and open EchoVideo. If you're a student, access EchoVideo directly and log in using your UIW email.
- Once your EchoVideo Library is opened, select Create
- Select Upload Media
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Select files to upload.
- Drag and drop your file into the window, click the window to manually select the file, or choose the OneDrive option to pull files directly from your UIW 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 imposes a 20GB file size limit for uploads. If uploading to EchoVideo from a location other than your local computer (i.e., Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, etc.), the FileStack uploader imposes a 220MB file size limit. If your file is larger than 220MB, download it to your local computer first, then upload it to EchoVideo. It must still be smaller than 20GB.
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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.
