Private Video Hosting

[arn22110]

I am looking to make some tutorials from a PC screen with commentary to teach team members how to use a software we have developed in house so have two questions:

1) what is the best software to capture the video of the on screen actions

2) what is the best place to upload the videos to host? I don’t really want the videos on the public domain just in case what we have developed is actually as good as we think... the videos are essentially training material.


Thx

[MissChief]

You can upload to YouTube as a private, unlisted video so only those with the link can access it, it won't show on any searches from the front page.

[sjg]

If you're on Microsoft Office 365 then Stream is included and is like an internal youtube.

Else Vimeo gives you lots of privacy options if you're on any of their paid tiers (starting at £6/month) - private individual sharing links, passwording, etc.

[Tycho]

MissChief said:

You can upload to YouTube as a private, unlisted video so only those with the link can access it, it won't show on any searches from the front page.

This, or set up a GMail account for the team and put the videos in Google Photos.

[droopsnoot]

I used to use Camtasia to record screen actions for training videos, I'm not sure whether that's still around.

[Somebody]

vimeo. Can share links and password protect videos. Only issue is that the free option restricts videos to 500MB which you can upload once a day upto that limit.