You can download media from your Library to obtain a local copy of the media for offline viewing or file manipulation outside of EchoVideo. You can always download the media you own. You may also be able to download media that has been shared with you or collection media if your collection permissions allow. See Viewing Shared Content for why you may or may not be able to. See also Downloading Content from a Class to download media you only have access to through a course.

If you download a media file to upload it to your library so you have your own version, you should instead Create a copy of the media if this option is available to you.

Concerning downloading presentations and interactive media, the item downloaded is the original file uploaded (for presentations) or the original video / audio from which the interactive media was created. This means that:

• You will get the same presentation in EchoVideo if the file is not altered.
• Any slides added to the original upload will not appear in the downloaded file.
• Any slides deleted from the original upload will appear in the downloaded file.
• Polling questions are not included in any download of presentations or interactive media.
• If the presentation was created entirely in EchoVideo, the Download original option is grayed out; these presentations do not have an initially uploaded file to download.

If downloading is turned off for the institution or a particular piece of media due to system settings, you will see the Download option, but it will be grayed out.

Download From Your Library

1. From your Library, hover over a media tile and click the horizontal action dots.
2. Click More Actions, then select Download (if available), as shown in the figure below.
   
   

   If you select a Presentation to download, the file is downloaded immediately upon selection. If you download a video or interactive media, the Download Assets modal appears with the Video tab active by default, as shown below.

3. Click the link for Full (higher definition) or Lower (standard definition) link to download the MP4 file.
   

   File sizes are shown with each link. The file is downloaded immediately upon selection.

4. If the media is a capture with dual visual feeds, the Video tab contains two Source selections, as shown in the figure below. Click the quality link you want for Source 1 or Source 2.
5. If you want only the audio file of the media, click the Audio tab, as shown below.
6. Click on the MP3 file link shown. The MP3 file is downloaded immediately upon clicking the link.
7. Click the X in the top right corner of the Download modal when you are finished downloading files.

Depending on your browser settings, you may be prompted to save the file to a specific location, or the browser may automatically save it to your Downloads folder.

Filenames are given to downloads as follows:

• The filename is the title of the media, truncated and appended with distinguishing identifiers.
• The filenames include low or full to identify high or standard-definition versions.
• The filenames include s1 for source 1.
• If the download was of Source 2 of a dual-video capture, the filename contains s2 instead of s1.
• For audio files, the filename is appended with audio.

Download From the Media Details Page

Alternatively, you can download files from the Media Details page.

1. Click on a media tile in your Library to open the Media Details page.
2. Select Processed Files from the Details menu, as shown in the figure below.
   

   Depending on the media, the Processed Files tab may have multiple download options. For media with dual visual feeds, two source selections will show. File sizes are shown with each link.

   
3. Select which file to download.
   

   The file is downloaded immediately upon selection.