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Panopto: Creating a Copy of a Video

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Panopto offers a method to transfer or copy a video into a folder. This saves time by maximizing valuable video information resources, and providing a method to organize the video storage structure.

What would you like to learn about Panopto's copy features?

Image showing two videos located in a folder example with a checkbox found in the upper left of the video preview icon selected.

Note: The green checkmarks to the left of the videos indicate that the copy was a success.

Image of a “Copy video(s) to “My Folder” pop up page. On the top right, Copy is highlighted red with an arrow indicating it is selected to copy videos to the assigned folder.
Image of the new folder example “My Folder” highlighted red with an arrow indicating that the videos are now located as a copy on the folder.
Image showing two videos located in a folder example with a checkbox found in the upper left of the video preview icon selected.
Image of a “Move video(s) to “My Folder” pop up page. On the top right, Move is highlighted red with an arrow indicating it is selected to move videos to the assigned folder.
Image of the source folder example “Troubleshooting videos” shown without any videos left since they have been batched and moved to another folder.

There is some information to consider about video reference copies.

  • Copied videos have new analytics and allow minimal customization in appearance (title, discussion, etc).
  • Source video alterations change all the copied videos or sub copied videos (a copy of the copy).
  • Deleting a source video with copies generates an error message. Delete all reference copies before deleting the source.
Image of a Panopto video’s setting on the top right corner highlighted red with an arrow indicating to select it.
Image of the Reference’s section on the left panel of options opened to the right. The “References copies of this video” is highlighted red with an arrow indicating that there is a copy of the video located somewhere else.
Image of the Reference’s section on the left panel of options opened to the right. The “Source video for this copy” is highlighted red with an arrow indicating that there is a source video for the copied video.
Image of a copied Panopto video. On the bottom left, the “Reference Copy” icon is highlighted red with an arrow indicating that this is a video copy.
Congratulations, you are done!

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