How to Upload Video Files to Empath
This article explains how to upload a locally recorded or externally edited video into Empath so it can be used as a lesson within a course or pathway. Use this workflow anytime you’ve created a video outside of the Empath recorder; whether from Clipchamp, Loom, OBS, iMovie, CapCut, or any other tool.
How to Upload Video Files to Empath
Objective
This KB outlines the steps required to upload a video file to Empath, ensuring that team members can execute the process efficiently and correctly.
Key Steps
1. Verify Content Admin Role 0:24
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Log in to Empath.
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Check for the 'Create' button on the dashboard.
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Alternatively, click on your profile menu and look for the 'Content Admin' option in the drop-down menu.
2. Ensure Internet and File Access 0:53
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Confirm that you have a stable internet connection.
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Ensure you have local file access to the video you want to upload.
3. Move File to Local Storage (if necessary) 1:33
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If your video file is stored on platforms like SharePoint, Google Drive, or Dropbox, download it to your local computer.
4. Start the Upload Process 2:05
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Click the 'Create' button to access the new UI creation screen.
5. Create a New Lesson 2:19
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Title the lesson (e.g., 'Uploading a Locally Recorded or Edited Video').
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Select the 'Video' option to indicate the content type.
6. Upload the Video File 3:35
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Click on the option to add from a file.
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Select the locally stored video file to upload.
7. Add Additional Content 4:08
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After the video uploads, decide if you want to add text or downloadable content.
8. Finalize the Lesson 4:27
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Add a thumbnail and lesson description.
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Save the lesson to complete the upload process.
Cautionary Notes
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Ensure you have the necessary permissions to upload files; otherwise, you will need to request elevated permissions.
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Empath does not provide video editing capabilities; ensure your video is edited before uploading.
Tips for Efficiency
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Familiarize yourself with the lesson creation process to speed up future uploads.
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Use a reliable internet connection to avoid upload interruptions.