Who can do this?
Instructors, Teaching Assistants, and Students can all upload media using the method described below. Administrators should see Uploading Captures as necessary.

Your Library contains all the media you can access outside of a classroom or course.

You may want to upload a video or a presentation to your library to edit it or hold it until you publish it to a class, share it with another user, add it to a collection, or submit it for a homework assignment.

Notes and Limitations Surrounding Uploads

The file you upload must be one of the Supported Content Formats or it cannot be uploaded or processed.

File Size Limits: EchoVideo imposes a 20GB total file size limit for uploads. If you upload to EchoVideo from a location other than your local computer (e.g., Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc.), direct import has a 220MB file size limit. Anything larger must be downloaded and uploaded as a file.

Troubleshooting presentation plug-in content: If you use a plug-in (such as ChemDraw) to generate equations, molecular drawings, or other items for your PowerPoint presentation, you may find these being stripped or otherwise altered when you upload the file. In this case, convert the PPT to PDF and upload the PDF. Alternatively, Windows users (and Instructors only) use the EchoVideo PowerPoint Ribbon add-on to publish the presentation. Both of these methods retain plug-in content in the presentation.

Exported graphics to PDF format is not supported. Some graphics programs will allow you to export or save a graphics file (.png, .jpg, .gif, etc.) as a .pdf file. While EchoVideo will recognize it as a PDF and allow you to upload it, media processing will fail.

To upload media to your Library

1. Click Create.
2. Click Upload Media.
   
3. In the FileStack window, use the location selection on the left to identify where the file you want to upload resides, then follow the prompts. Your local computer is selected by default.
4. Click the page icon in the center of the screen to select the file(s) to upload.
   
5. Select the file(s) you want to upload. You may select multiple files for upload (up to 30) using the Shift + Select or Ctrl / Command + Select functionality. You may also drag and drop multiple files to the FileStack window.
6. Once the file(s) you want to upload are listed in the FileStack window, click Upload.
   

The FileStack window changes to provide an upload progress bar. When finished, the window disappears.

Closing the FileStack window before the upload(s) is complete will cancel the upload. Only do this if you want to cancel the upload.

The newly uploaded file appears in your Library but is dimmed while processed. You may need to refresh the page to see the newly uploaded file.