How to upload a video
This quick guide walks through the simple workflow for uploading a local video file to Vidversity and accessing it once processing finishes.
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- Select Video File: On the left navigation panel, click Upload/Record Video, then choose the file from your computer to start uploading.
- Allow File Processing: Let the video upload complete in the background while you continue with other tasks.
- Access Completed Video: Wait for the email confirmation notifying you that the video is ready, then find your file in the Edit Videos section.
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