EchoVideo

When creating a public link for a video asset, please add the additional feature to generate a password. We share videos directly by generating a public link and would like to protect them with a password that the video owner can view/edit. Also an option to toggle Download option on/off when generating a public link.

As an admin, I would like the ability to filter content by a user and then BULK ARCHIVE content.

I would like the ability to download analytics for individual poll questions within EchoVideo recordings please. Currently I can only filter and review analytics for individual poll questions via the web user interface (is that what it's called?), but I cannot download only analytics the specific question I have filtered and navigated to. When downloading analytics for polls in EchoVideo recordings the download is of analytics for every poll within each video for every time that video has been placed in a course. This amount of data has quickly become unwieldy and then lacks utility.

When presenting a session, I'd like to be able to ensure I have the most recent questions from students visible when I begin responding to them, as often really good questions come in later as students consider and think about the content

Please add email notifications for shared content. It would be very helpful if individuals automatically received an email notification when content is shared with them, whether it is individually or through a Collection. Much like we already receive when a user is added to a section or media has finished processing etc.

as an EchoAdmin, we are hearing from Faculty that they would like to be able to limit the ability to download the transcripts as it is causing some students not to watch the video- just ready or scan the transcript

as a creator of content, I would like the flexibility of being able to edit media in the EchoVideo mobile app

when the live transcriptioning becomes available, we would like the option of enabling/disabling via a toggle.

One of the strongest use cases for 360 is playback within a VR headset. Platforms such as Youtube and Thinglink support this form of playback, placing the user effectively inside the video. Headtracking is a much more natural way to "look around" within a 360 video.

when in an intensive (such as the echo conference) it can be hard to quickly navigate to the current class, and providing a current-time indicator within the class list would assist this greatly Screenshot of class list - it's currently 10:10 AM, and there's no easy indicator of where we're at in the A/NZ community conference sessions except by reading the dates and times sequentially