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How to embed Vidcast videos in your event

About Vidcast

Vidcast is a video messaging tool that makes recording, editing, and sharing videos easy. It helps distributed teams collaborate more effectively and get time back in their day. Vidcast is free to use — simply sign in using your Webex credentials, or register for a free account at app.vidcast.io.

Embed Vidcast videos in Webex Events

It's easy to embed Vidcasts in many areas of your Event App to enrich the attendee experience with video messages from you and your sponsors, presenters, and speakers.

  • We include Vidcast as a selectable streaming provider in Sessions and Live Stream features, and as a 'Content Provider' when building speaker and sponsor profiles or creating Custom List items.

  • External Links are another great way to incorporate a Vidcast embed link in many features and items.

When you include a link to a Vidcast in any of these places, attendees using the web experience access it within your Event App so they don't have to open a new browser tab.

The next section shows you how to embed Vidcast in your Event App. Let's go!

Send to Vidcast from Webex Events

If you login to the Webex Events platform using SSO with your Cisco account (which is the case if you’re a Suite Enterprise customer), we've made it easy to send videos up to 5 GB from your Event App's Video Center to your Vidcast account. ​ From your Event App’s Uploads or Recordings page, click a video’s three-dot (⋯) icon, then Send to Vidcast. Or, check multiple videos then click the top bulk action button with three dots, then Send to Vidcast. Click Yes to confirm sending and begin processing.

The Send to Vidcast option for a video under the Uploads page

From there, use Vidcast’s AI-powered platform to make your videos even more engaging, discoverable, and memorable.

Keep in Mind, in our platform’s Video Center, we recommend uploading videos with a resolution of 1920x1080. Recordings from Production Studio are 1920x1080 as well. However, videos sent to Vidcast will automatically be downscaled to 1080x720 resolution.

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