EchoVideo

EchoVideo currently organises educational content using a course/section structure. A new folder-based structure option is being introduced to provide alternative organisation capabilities. I request for the echo team to develop a migration tool that allows admins to: Convert existing course/section structures to the new folder-based structure Clone existing courses to create folders while preserving the originals (backup) Both structure types (course/section and folder-based) will exist. Without a migration tool, users would need the links to the old structure and new folders, which would be time-consuming and error-prone, especially for Moodle 1.1 and 1.3 integrations. Reduces friction for users wanting to adopt the new folder structure Preserves user workflow in existing course content Supports gradual transition based on user readiness (optional) The Ask: Users can convert or clone existing courses with minimal effort All content and organisation are preserved during content migration/conversion. The process is intuitive and requires minimal technical knowledge

We recently enabled Folders in our dev environment. It would be useful to move subfolders with drag-and-drop instead of using the three dots, selecting Move, and typing three characters of the parent folder. I apologize if this feature has already been requested, I did do a few different searches in Canny, so this looks to be a unique request.

Currently, Active Terms are displayed after Interactive Terms. Please reverse the order, so Active Terms appear first, followed by Interactive Terms

Please let us create, read, update, and delete collections, and create, read, update, and delete collection membership through the APIs and CSV functions. Having this facility controlled pretty much exclusively by end-users and at end-user scale is massively restrictive to its uptake.

With scheduled recordings, instructors generate a large number of recordings in their library that will never be viewed again after the semester. If we set up archiving to archive the old recordings, the recordings remain in the archive indefinitely. Rather than taking up storage inefficiently, we would like the ability to apply a deletion policy to the archive as we can with the recycle bin. For instance, any video that has not been viewed for two years might be moved to the archive but if it remains in the archive for one year or more it is deleted.

We would like the ability to permanently delete selected media from the recycle bin, similar to the current 'restore' function, so that we can purge anything sensitive that should not be recorded.

Currently, the folder structure does not retain the user's navigation state. If a user has multiple folders or subfolders open and navigates away, the system resets them back to the root folder upon return. This results in a poor user experience, as users lose track of their previous location. Proposed Improvement: Enhance the folder navigation system to preserve the user’s state. When a user returns, they should: Be restored to their last accessed folder rather than being redirected to the root. If full restoration isn’t feasible, ensure at least the previously expanded root folder structure remains visible for continuity. This will improve workflow efficiency, reduce frustration, and enhance the overall usability of the system.

When looking at the MDP I would like the information Publishing information to act as links out to where the media is published. For example, when looking at the courses / sections media is published too I would like to be able to just click on the course / section name and go straight there. I would like this to also apply to other publishing options such as collections and folders.

Ability to upload single/bulk into folders for content management without having META data. No requirement for recording time/date

Ability to search folders by video name.