- Preface
- Start Here
- Cisco Show and Share Dependencies
- Manage User Access and Permissions
- Set Up File Hosting Locations
- Manage the Publishing Workflow
- Manage Categories
- Manage System-Wide Settings
- Remove Videos and Comments
- Manage Featured Videos
- Manage Tickers
- Localize and Reskin Cisco Show and Share
- Integrate a Cisco MXE 3500 for Video Transcoding and Pulse Video Analytics
- Enable Mobile Application Access
- Enable Pulse Spoken Keyword and Speaker Identification
- Configure Digital Media Encoders
- Use a Cisco DME to Transcode Video
- Generate Cisco Show and Share Reports
- Configure Failover
- Backup and Restore
- Ports Used by Digital Media Suite
Administrator Guide for Cisco Show and Share 5.5
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- Updated:
- March 11, 2015
Chapter: Manage Featured Videos
Manage Featured Videos
About Featured Videos
You can use the Featured Videos area to manually specify videos that you want to highlight. For example, you might spotlight videos that:
- Announce important information, including opportunities and deadlines.
- Publicize news, or reveal the outcome of a vote or contest.
- Introduce new tools, concepts, or policies, or explain something that was confusing.
- Replay a significant or relevant event or meeting.
Cisco Show and Share then spotlights these videos in its Featured Videos browser, which all users see.
Until you populate the Featured Videos browser for your site, it remains empty. When the Featured Videos browser is populated, thumbnail preview images for videos are visible to all community members under the Featured Videos heading.
Site visitors click the left and right arrows to browse through featured videos and, at their discretion, click a thumbnail to start playback for the corresponding video.
Procedures
- Add Videos to the Featured Videos Browser
- Reorder Videos in the Featured Video Browser
- Delete Videos from the Featured Video Browser
Add Videos to the Featured Videos Browser
Step 1
Choose Administration from the global navigation.
Step 2 Choose Customize > Featured Videos.
The Featured Video management screen appears. There is a staging area where you can add, remove, or reorder the featured videos, and a preview panel where you can view how the panel will look on the home page.
Step 3 Click Browse Videos to open the Video Browser.
The Video Browser dialog opens.
Step 4 Check the check box in the Title column to select a video to appear in the featured video list. You can select multiple videos. Clear the checkboxes of videos that you do not want to appear. You can page through the videos or search for videos with specific words in their titles or descriptions.
Step 5 Click OK to close the Video Browser.
The selected videos appear in the Featured Video staging area.
Step 6 (Optional) Reorder the videos. See Reorder Videos in the Featured Video Browser.
Reorder Videos in the Featured Video Browser
Step 1 Choose Administration from the global navigation.
Step 2 Choose Customize > Featured Videos.
Step 3 Click a thumbnail in the staging area and drag it left or right. Drop it on the location where you want it to appear.
Delete Videos from the Featured Video Browser
Step 1 Choose Administration from the global navigation.
Step 2 Choose Customize > Featured Videos.
Step 3 Click the X icon above the video that you want to remove from the featured video list.
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