Stream - Manual migration of videos to Stream for SharePoint Tutorial

In this video, you will learn about the manual migration process of videos from Classic Stream to Stream on SharePoint.
The video explains the pros and cons of this approach, highlighting the advantage of carefully selecting and retaining only relevant video content.
The manual migration is done by individual users, dividing the workload.
The main downside is the longer implementation time compared to bulk migration.
To manually migrate videos, you need to log into Classic Stream, select a video, and download it to obtain the file.
Then, you have two options:
transition to Stream for SharePoint and upload the video, or directly upload the video to your storage area, such as OneDrive, SharePoint, or Teams.
Once the video is stored in a Microsoft 365 cloud solution, it will also be available in Stream for SharePoint.
However, recreating previously established video channels can be a challenge.
You will need to replace them with playlists within Stream.
You can easily create a playlist from your video directory, which can serve as a Stream channel to share with your colleagues.
When setting up the playlist, specify where it should be stored, preferably the same location as your videos.
In conclusion, this video covers the process of extracting videos, creating playlists, and sharing them with colleagues, allowing you to continue your practices from Classic Stream.
This manual migration approach helps you carefully select relevant video content and efficiently manage your videos on SharePoint.

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Welcome to this video dedicated
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to explaining the manual migration
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process of video content from classic
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stream to stream on SharePoint.
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The approach discussed
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here has its pros and cons.
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The main advantage is that it
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allows for careful selection,
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retaining only video content
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that is relevant to your needs.
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This is a manual migration done by the user,
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so the workload is divided
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among individual users.
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The main downside is the longer
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implementation time compared
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to bulk migration.
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As the name suggests,
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you'll be manually placing your
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videos into their new storage
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space on SharePoint.
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To do this,
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log into classic stream.
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Select a video.
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And then download it to obtain the file.
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After downloading you have two options.
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Either transition to stream for
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SharePoint and hit the upload
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button to integrate the video.
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Stream will then prompt you about the
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desired storage location for this video.
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Or directly access your storage area,
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be it OneDrive, SharePoint or
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Teams and upload the videos there.
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Once your video is stored in a
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Microsoft 365 cloud solution.
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You will also find it in
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stream for SharePoint.
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This process is straightforward and quick,
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however the challenge arises when
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trying to recreate previously
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established video channels.
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You'll need to replace them
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with playlists within stream.
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Armed with this knowledge about
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retrieving your videos and
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uploading them to SharePoint,
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you can easily create a playlist
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from your video directory.
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This playlist can serve as a
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stream channel that you can
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share with your colleagues.
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When setting it up,
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it's vital to specify where
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this playlist should be stored,
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meaning where stream should save it.
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Personally, I would choose the
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same location as my videos,
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but that's up to you.
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The playlist location can
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differ from that of your videos.
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Ultimately,
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once the playlist is created,
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it will be initially empty.
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You'll need to add the videos you've moved.
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In conclusion,
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we've covered how to extract
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videos and then create and share
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a playlist with your colleagues,
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continuing your practices
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from Classic Stream.

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