Please allow external sharing as with other site collections - what else are we going to do with all the training material we have prepared for our users..

We noticed that the videos can be organized by channel. We believe that as more videos are added, they will need to be organized better. Rather than adding additional channels, being able to create folders within a channel would be nice. If channels are designed to separate teams or projects, subchannels (folders) would be great.

Thanks.

I had been following this service very closely since release at SharePoint Conference 2014. I was very disappointed to read (http://www.itunity.com/article/office-365-video-first-release-696) that the first release would not support custom metadata fields (all field types, including managed metadata). Our company was/is looking at o365 and this is one of the drivers. Unfortunately no custom metadata makes this a no-go for us.

When thinking about using Office 365 Video to deliver videos that are used for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit where consumption of material must be tracked it would be great to have analytics/reports that show:
- Who consumed the content
- When it was consumed
- How much of it was consumed
- That none of it was skipped or FF'd.

instead of uploading recorded videow, any plan to support live video?

[CC] by automatic video content to Text.
For search keywords, For translate other languages.
Speech to text for subtitles and closed captioning.

Here is a scenario we have faced:

After we upload a series video to a channel, we realized that the channel is redundant. We want to move all or some of the videos and all of their metadata and their yammer conversations to a different channel.

Is there an easy way to move videos between channels?

If this is going to be used for Educational institutions, linking with learning management system providers is a must. This way these tools can manage access and security that is in line with institutional policy such as course licensing, copyright and student privacy within the course framework.

Lync can record content and save it to a local video file. I would be great if that workflow was streamlined to easily push that video into Office 365 video. It would be even better if the meeting invite included a link that points to the eventual URL of that video so if I miss a meeting, I know where to go watch it.

Define a channel where people can upload videos but they will only appear after the Channel administrator has approved the video.

Support for adding video to and sharing of playlists to organize a series of related and ordered videos together.

Examples:
Add all videos on a specific training topic to a playlist.
For a flipped classroom, add all the videos to be watched for a specific lesson to a playlist.

Allow for embedding videos from other sources like YouTube and Vimeo into the channel. There are thousands of great training videos available through these services that could easily be added into new or existing channels. Or, if you find a great news video about your company or industry, you could embed that into a channel and share it out via Yammer.

Kiosk licenses for Sharepoint are pitched as 'read-only' style users of the service, so should be able to view videos shared by Office Video. As an organisation with a large kiosk based user group, we will have to turn off Office video for all as it would just cause confusion why majority can not view.

Accessing the main page requires a lot of thinking.

I want to be able to type video.mycompany.com, not https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/portals/hub/_layouts/15/PointPublishing.aspx?app=video&p=h.

I want to be able to type video.mycompany.com/channelabc not https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/portals/hub/_layouts/15/PointPublishing.aspx?app=video&p=c&chid=bf5c6476-834e-463d-ab2d-aa27fed44d5f

I want to be able to type video.mycompany.com/watch/video123 not https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/portals/hub/_layouts/15/PointPublishing.aspx?app=video&p=p&chid=bf5c6476-834e-463d-ab2d-aa27fed44d5f&vid=f34cdde4-e7de-487f-8f22-949bbd0477f6

I believe that YouTube and many others have this kind of feature rather than to say "scrub to MIN:SEC in the timeline.

A simple SORT ascending / descending function would help to deliver training videos in logical order, we call this a “learning path”. Off course the title has the video number in it like: "0080 Create Formulas in a Worksheet" "0081 The Sum Function." The ultimate solution would be to have a field that says "sort" or “rank in number order” then add a button "Play the next video in order".

Being able to branding the site

Currently the permissions can only be set at the channel. This works well for default access but there is a need to be able to secure videos to a smaller group of people or a few individuals. Creating a channel every time there is an new access requirement would create a very unmanageable video portal.

Provide the ability to playback videos at 1.5x and 2x original speed.

This functionality has allowed me to consume videos via other sharing services in a far more efficient manner (approximately 150% to 200% :) )