Build a Video Library
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1. Create your categories

Add some categories so that your customers can view your videos in a carousel list view.

2. Upload your Content

  1. Click on the tab Beyond Classes > On Demand Video

  2. Click on "Add New" and select Video

  3. Name, select Instructor, upload thumbnail image and video file

  4. Set filters for your video

  5. Add pricing for a single video

3. Set Pricing for a Single Video

By default videos are set to $10 for 24 hour rental period.

You can allow for one or all of the pricing options listed below for a single video. To create a package or subscription of videos you can set up a package or membership.

Allow users to buy - Customers can view the video forever or until the expiration date

Allow users to rent - Customers can view the during the rental period

Drop-in/Rental Only - This video is excluded from all package/membership options

All boxes unchecked - This video is available for package/subscription options only

Note: If you tag a video as a "Video Rental" subscribers will still have access to these videos for as long as they are a subscriber.

4. Order your categories + videos within the library

You can reorder categories as they appear on your library simply by dragging and dropping the order they appear on the screen.

Tap into the category to re-order your videos

5. Preview Video Library

Copy + paste the share library link into another browser.

Common Questions

Can I offer videos for free to students who sign up for class?

Yes: If you connect a video to a previously class it will be available to all of your students until it expires.

Can I attach a document to my videos?

Yes! Under the Digital Download you can add a PDF, mp3 etc. that is only available to your students.

How large should my preview image be?

Recommended size is 637ร—333 pixels (16:9)

What kind of files do you support?

Any type of .mov or .mp4

What is the limit to file size for my videos?

4.5GB. Video too big? Use Handbreak to compress the file and maintain quality.

You can learn how to use Handbreak here.

Pro Tip: If you film on an iPhone or other external camera, have a mobile app with us or use On Demand video as a bulk of your business, we highly recommend using handbrake to process all video files before uploading to ensure a more consistent playback experience for your clients.

I need a filter that isn't listed

Feel free to add any of your own filters in the custom filters section.

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