To download or watch your recordings from your own computer:
Navigate to http://go.ivey.ca/facultyvideos.
- Log in and select your folder.
- Find the presentation you would like to download or watch. To Watch, just click on the Watch button.
- To Download, press the Download button, between the Info and Watch buttons, below the presentation name.
- A small dialogue will drop down, press Publish To Go.
- The page will inform you that the Publish to Go package (P2G) hasn’t been created, press Submit to create the package.
- Wait. The process can take anywhere from a few minutes to an hour, depending on the server load.
- Once the process has completed, press the Download button in the dialogue box.
The P2G file is a standard ZIP file that contains Ivey’s Mediasite player (that resembles the online video player) and an MP4 file. On a Mac, downloaded with Safari, this will have automatically unzipped and you will see the folder, not the ZIP file. On Windows, or with any other browser, you’ll find a ZIP file. Unzip this file to get to the folder.
There are two ways to play your presentation. One requires Silverlight to be installed and the other requires VLC (or a similar MP4 capable media player).
Ivey Media Player (Silverlight Required*):
- Open the newly downloaded (and extracted) folder.
- Double click html – a web browser page will open and your presentation will begin playing**.
*Download and install Silverlight if you do not already have it: https://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/
**You’ll know you don’t have Silverlight installed if you receive an error that Silverlight is not installed.
MP4 Video File:
- Open the newly downloaded (and extracted) folder.
- Double click the Content
- The content folder contains all media files that were captured in the recording.
- There will be an MP4 file, the largest file in the folder (if you sort by size), typically named something along the lines of: be795535-0f93-432b-9c02-9ee4d7f3fbd1.mp4
- Rename the file to something you will remember.
Should you have any difficulties, don’t hesitate to stop by CTS for a quick hands-on tutorial. We would be happy to run through it with you.
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