Manage Your Media

In Studio, Media is where you can and manage all your content. It has five sections:

• Library. If you’ve subscribed to Resi’s Content Library, the library is where you’ll find your stored content. You can store videos indefinitely up to your storage limit. To learn more about Content Library, see Resi Content Library.
• Web Videos. Videos you’ve broadcasted to destinations (web, social media) will appear here. You can save to the library, view, download, and trim them until they expire.
• Encoder Videos. When your encoder is powered on and capturing from this tab.
• Playlists. You can display saved videos to your audience in a format that is sequential or grouped by topic. Learn more
• Recently Uploaded. This shows which videos you’ve uploaded recently, when they were uploaded, and their status. 

You can upload videos to the library or as an encoder/web video as well. Click Upload Video in the top right corner, choose the video source, and you’ll be able to upload your video as long as it meets the file requirements. 

Manage Your Library

If you have a Content Library subscription, all your saved content will be in this section and remain indefinitely until you delete it. Each video will have its own embed code and stream URLs you’ll be able to use to stream the content via your website or application. You can sort your saved videos by clicking the dropdown in the top-right:

Find the embed code and stream URLs

1. Click the video you want to find the embed options for.
2. Click the share icon and the embed code types and stream URLs will appear in a modal.
3. Either manually copy or click the copy icon   to copy the embed code or stream URLs to the clipboard.  Learn more about embedding your stream with Resi.
4. Paste the embed code into your website or application.

To access embed codes, you need the Starter Lite, Professional, or Enterprise Live Streaming subscription. For stream URL access, you need Professional or Enterprise. 

Download a library video

You can download library videos to your computer as mp4 files. 

1. Hover over the video you want to download and click the actions icon > Download. 
2. The video will download to your computer as an mp4 file. 

Add a library video to a playlist

You can add any library video to a playlist for your viewers. Learn more

1. Hover over the video you want to add to a playlist, click the actions icon > Save to Playlist. 
2. In the modal that appears, select whether to add the video to a new or existing playlist. 
3. Click Save. 

Delete a library video

1. Hover over the video you want to delete, click the actions icon > Remove.
2. Click Remove when Studio asks you to confirm you want to remove this video from your Library.

Removing a library video won’t affect any web videos or encoder videos, including versions of the library video.

When you remove a video, it’s gone and irretrievable.

Manage Web Videos

If you don’t have a Content Library subscription, Web Videos will be the default section that appears when navigating to your Media. This section displays videos you’ve broadcasted on the web and/or to social media that haven't expired. Web videos expire based on the delete-after duration of the web channel they broadcasted to. Manage how long this content is stored before deletion in the web channels page. You can manage your web videos by clicking the dropdown in the top-right:

View and edit details of a web video

To manage the details of your web videos, including where to find the embed code and where to add cues, click into the video you want the details for.

Details tab

The Details tab will appear by default, displaying the title, description, original air date, status, and web channel the video is attached to. You can edit the title and description of your web video by clicking the edit icon .

Cues tab

Cues are timestamped markers you can use to section your video. Learn more about adding cues.

Embed options

Below the video, click the share icon and a modal will appear with its web options. You can manually copy or click the copy icon   to copy the embed code or stream URLs to the clipboard to paste.

Trim a web video

You can create a new web video from a section of another in Web Videos as well. 

1. Click the video you want to trim and click the actions icon > Trim Video. 
2. Give the new video a name.
3. Select the start and stop cues to section the video. Learn more about adding cues.
4. If you want the trimmed video to be the active content on the web channel, check Set Trimmed Web Video As Active.
5. Click Create Video.
6. The trimmed video will appear as the most recent web video once processed.

Download a web video

1. Click the video you want to download and click the actions icon > Download. 
2. If you’ve created cues to section the video, select its start and stop positions from the dropdown menus. If you want to download the entire video, leave Start of Video and End of Video as the start and stop positions. 

   

3. Configure video bitrate and audio channels settings.
4. Click Start Download. To allow others to download the video, click Create Download Link.

The video will download as an mp4 to your computer. 

Save a web video

1. Hover over the video you want to save and click the actions icon > Save to Library. 
2. Give your video a title, a description is optional.
3. Configure air date and air time settings. This is the original date/time the video aired. 
4. If you want to trim your video, set the cues under Trim Content. If not, leave Beginning of Event and End of Event as the start and stop positions. Learn more about adding cues. 

   

5. Click Save.

The video will now appear in your library.

You can save web videos that were broadcast using the embedded player. If you only broadcast a web video to a social media destination and not a web destination, you will be unable to save it. 

Delete a web video

1. Hover over the video you want to delete, click the actions icon > Remove.
2. Click Remove when Studio asks you to confirm you want to remove this video from your media.

Removing a web video won’t affect any saved videos or encoder videos, including other versions of the web video.

When you remove a video, it’s gone and irretrievable.

Manage Encoder Videos

The Encoder Videos section displays all the content your encoder captures that hasn’t expired. Decoders that have access to the encoder channel your videos are stored in can stream that content.  Encoder videos expire based on the delete-after length of the encoder channel that’s storing it. Manage how long this content is stored before deletion in the encoder channels page You can manage the order your encoder videos appear by clicking the dropdown in the top-right:

View and edit details of an encoder video

Click the encoder video you want to manage or edit details for, including adding cues.

The Details tab will appear first by default, You’ll see the title, original air date, status, and encoder channel the video is stored in. You can edit the title of your encoder video by clicking the edit icon .

Cues tab

Cues are timestamped markers you can use to section your encoder video to download or indicate starting and stopping decoder playback. Learn more about adding cues. 

Audio tab

In the audio tab, you can see the decibel (dB) levels for the audio channels your encoder captured. 

We recommend having your audio channels peak in the yellow zone. If the signal pushes too loud, YouTube may normalize it after the broadcast ends to match their audio standards. Adjust the volume settings with your setup until you reach the desired dB level. 

You cannot access audio meters in the Apple Safari browser. Use Chrome, FireFox, or Edge.

Download an encoder video

1. Hover over the video you want to download and click the actions icon > Download.
2. If you’ve created cues to section the video, select your start and stop positions from the dropdown menus. If you want to download the entire video, leave Start of Video and End of Video as the start and stop positions. Learn more about adding cues. 

   

3. Configure video bitrate and audio channels settings.
4. Click Start Download. To allow others to download the video, click Create Download Link.

The video will download to your computer as an mp4 file. 

Manually start a web video

You can immediately broadcast or set aside for replay any encoder video from the Library. Learn more 

1. Hover over the video you want to broadcast or set aside and click the actions icon > Start a Web Video.

   

2. Configure the web video details, including the playout behavior. 

• Realtime playout means your viewers will only be able to scrub forward to what’s showing as live and back to the start of the event. 
• Faster than realtime (ASAP), video active immediately pushes the entire video out and viewers will be able to scrub back and forth through its entirety. 
• Faster than realtime (ASAP), use for next scheduled sim-live sets aside the video for the next replay event but doesn’t make the content active on the associated web channel until it actually broadcasts. 

3. Click Start at the bottom of the screen.
4. Your web video will begin and appear in the Web Videos tab of your Media. 

Delete an encoder video

1. Hover over the video you want to delete, click the actions icon > Remove.
2. Click Remove when Studio asks you to confirm you want to remove this video from your media.

Removing an encoder video won’t affect any saved videos or web videos, including other versions of the encoder video.

When you remove a video, it’s gone and irretrievable.

Playlists

Playlists give you more control over how you present your content to your audience. You can display library videos to your audience in a format that is sequential or grouped by topic. 

This feature requires a Content Library subscription. Learn more.

How playlists work

You can create a playlist from one or more library videos. Playlists are embedded in a web page the same way you would embed a video from Resi.

Embedded playlists default to display the first video in the playlist. Users can click the playlist icon in the upper right corner of the video player to view all the videos in the playlist. Users can also click the Next icon to skip ahead to the next video in the playlist.

Playlists can include a maximum of 100 videos. We recommend that you group videos into playlists by topic, series, or by a limited date range. Playlists with a large number of videos may be difficult for your viewers to navigate by requiring an excessive amount of scrolling to find content. (You can also embed more than one playlist in a page.).

Learn more about creating, editing, and using playlists. 

Recently Uploaded Videos

Any videos you’ve recently uploaded will appear in the Recently Uploaded Videos section. You’ll be able to see the video names, when they were uploaded, last updated, and their status.