Video

A video walkthrough on how to create and publish video in the CHAMP system.

This article will walk you through the basics of streaming and recording your meeting.

How to upload a video that was created outside of the CHAMP Encoder.

Yes you can! You can download any video from any event directly to your local computer.

Removing any extra footage you have at the start or the end of your file is easy with our trim tool and it still preserves your original file.

We built local recording to be automatic whenever you record. Here's how to use it.

The Google Chrome browser has the ability to generate Live Captions if you enable the option. Here's how to enable the feature.

If you have a file that was generated outside of your CHAMP Encoder, then chances are you will need to convert the file into a web-friendly version. The most common way to do this is via the free and Open Source software Handbrake.

For CHAMP Live and OnDemand video players, auto-play is not an option. The reason is that desktop browsers have become...

Pausing video is much like editing video, which is frowned upon due to Sunshine Laws, so we don’t offer that...

Whenever you record your live event you are actually recording in two places: the CHAMP Cloud and your local encoder....

How to add your new Live Player to your web site.

Everything you ever wanted to know about closed captions but were afraid to ask. :-)

A brief overview of what closed captions are, how they are generated and inserted into your video.

A description of the "Video Parachute" and a diagram of all the connections on the device.

Typically, you will create your timestamps from your agenda as detailed here but you may wish to add an “Extra”...

It's inevitable that a board will take a break. It could be a short 5-minutes or a longer Closed Session but if you're new to handling the video of a meeting it can be a little bit confusing.