Videoportals

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Restore Office 365 Video Portal Hub

Office 365 changes al the time, I tried to see if I could Disable the Video Portal, to test what happens if you delete de Video Portals.

En my Tenant Admin for SharePoint settings I disabled the Video Portal:

Disable Office 365 Video Portal

I saw my Video app disappear from the App Launcher. Now it is time to delete the site collections.

So at this point I am a Tenant Admin, and I want to clean my Site Collections. The Video Portal creates a few SharePoint Site Collections and one of them is named Hub. This is the main Site Collection for the Video Portal where all your videos are shown.

So I Delete the Video Portal Hub Site Collection. and delete it from the Recycle bin.

Now it is time to recreate this Site Collection? I turned the Video Portal back on using the setting above. I hoped that it would recreate the Hub but that didnt help. Only the Video App in the launcher came back with a nice 404 Page Not Found

The Solution for this issue is to go to the url Bellow

Http://tenant.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/videoredirect.aspx

This will recreate the hub Site Collection.

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Building your first Office 365 Video portal

Microsoft has recently added the Video portal to Office 365.

To turn on the Preview option please follow this blog post:

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Your video page will start to load for the first time so this may take a while (about 10minutes)

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Once Completed you will receive this nice Welcome Message , click Let’s go

One of the first things to note is the URL of the Video Portal

https://yourtenant.sharepoint.com/portals/hub/xxxx

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So let’s create our first Channel

Click the Create Channel Button , Give your channel a name and color:

Click Create

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Once created you can now upload videos and share with your Security Groups, SharePoint Groups or even unauthenticated users(everyone).

If you have some movies you can also use Sharegate to migrate you movie files to the Microsoft Video portal.

For more information you can check this blog From Jasper Oosterveld about Next gen Portals.

You can also check this Blog of Benjamin Niaulin.

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