In the left section, adding a File viewer web part configured to point our video.Adding a One-third right section to the top of the page.We configured the featured video section by. Editing the Hub navigation to add links to the pages we'll create belowĪt the top of the page, we've added a featured video section created by a few web parts, to bring attention to an important video we want them to watch directly on the page.Uploading our videos to each of the different sites we createdĪt the top of our video portal, there is a simple persistent menu that lets users navigate to see newest videos, trending, videos, and a list of the channels we've setup with our portal.Creating our "channels" as sites associated with the Hub, by selecting + Create site from the top bar of the Hub site and making a site per channel.Creating our "Contoso TV" site as a Hub site.We created our video portal site by doing the following. Channels list page - automatically show all the channel sites associated with our hub.Highlighted channels on the portal home page.Trending videos - videos from curated sites that have lots of views in the last few weeks.Most recent videos - newest videos from curated sites.
#Videohub website how to
In this article, we show you elements of an example video portal site to inspire you, and help you learn how to use SharePoint to make your own video portal. For more background information, see Overview of featuring videos with web parts, pages, sites, & portals. The basis for Stream (built on SharePoint) is having video files stored in SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, & Yammer with the ability to create destinations that feature video content in your Viva Connections and SharePoint-based intranet.
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