Video - Vimeo
By default, MOOCit is integrated with YouTube. To add a Vimeo video, you must use an HTML component.
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By default, MOOCit is integrated with YouTube. To add a Vimeo video, you must use an HTML component.
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Go to the URL of the video in Vimeo and copy the ID of the video.
In Studio, in the desired Course > Course Unit add the component HTML > Raw HTML
Copy and paste the code below and replace the ID with the ID number in the URL of your video. ("https://player.vimeo.com/video/367969182")
The id # of your video must follow the /video/
in the sourcesrc
URL of the iframe.
The Vimeo video is displayed in the unit responsively.
Note: In order to make your videos private, you must have a paid Vimeo account. Pricing depends on the amount of storage you require, access their pricing page here.
Open your video in Vimeo and select to modify the privacy settings:
Chose the option Hide from Vimeo.
Under Embed, select 'Specific Domains'.
When you add your domains, make sure that you add your unique LMS url.
Vimeos' Automatic Closed Captions tool is only available to their Enterprise members. If you are not on this plan, you can still add Subtitles / Captions to your video by uploading an SRT file.
From your Video's Advanced Settings page, locate 'Distribution' > 'Subtitles'. Upload your SRT file by selecting the +
(New File) and then activate it using the blue switch located beside the SRT file name.
If you are looking for a free and easy way to generate subtitles for your video, we recommend using YouTube. You can upload your video (in private mode), generate your subtitles automatically, download the SRT file, and upload it to your Vimeo video. For adding subtitles to your YouTube video, please follow their tutorial here: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2734796?hl=en
The "embed-container" class in which the iframe is used makes the video responsive.