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Upload videos as File resource

Upload videos as File resource

Kurzinformation

Managers can upload and integrate video files directly into the course room as a file. The maximum file size for videos uploaded as files is 250 MB. You can provide larger videos via the Opencast streaming server.

 

Note

Videos that are embedded directly in the course room increase the load on the RWTHmoodle servers, which can make the course page very slow. To avoid performance issues and to reduce the necessary file space capacity we ask you to provide your videos using the Opencast Streamingserver.

 Detailinformation

1. Uploading videos as files

The easiest way to upload video files to the course room is via drag and drop. Please proceed as follows:

  1. Switch the course room to edit mode using the "Edit mode" slider next to your name in the upper right corner.
  2. Drag the video file to the desired position in the course room and then drop it.
  3. After that you get two options to choose from:
    1. Add Text and media area (label resource) to the course page: With this option, the video can be played by a player directly in the course room (see below).
    2. Create file resource: With this option, the video is only saved as a file and cannot be played directly (see below).
  4. After choosing an option, click on "Upload".

Alternatively, you can upload the video files as a file via "Add an activity or resource".

 

2. Add Text and media area (label resource) to the course page

Videos added as Text and media area (label resource) to the course page will be shown like this:

Screenshot Video as media in course page

Please note that the image shows a video being played. When visiting the course page the videos are shown without thumbnails only as a play button on black background.

 

3. Create file resource

Videos integrated as a file resource will be shown like this.


 Zusatzinformation

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last changed on 03/27/2023

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