Branded video channels for every team and event
Organize live streams and on-demand video into channels styled to match your brand, gather them on a viewer home page, and let people search the whole library. Each channel can have its own look and its own audience.
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How a video CMS organizes company video
A video CMS gives an organization one place to publish, group and find its video. Instead of a loose pile of links, live events and recordings sit in channels that viewers can browse, each with a playlist, a theme and its own access rules.
StreamShark is an enterprise video platform whose channels work this way for live streaming and video on demand alike. A channel plays a playlist, which can fill itself from tags or a creator or be curated by hand, and each channel carries its own theme, so the CEO town hall channel and the product training channel can look like different destinations on the same account. A viewer home page sits above the channels, with featured content, links to the channels that matter most and search across the whole library. Access is set per channel and per home page, by password on the standard plans or by single sign-on groups on Enterprise plans.
A channel for every business unit and company event
Give each business unit, event or topic its own channel, with a playlist of live events and on-demand videos and a featured video at the top. Viewers see the channels they're allowed to see, and a channel can be shared on its own or reached from the home page.
A home page for browsing everything you publish
The viewer home page is the front door to your channels. Pin an all-hands recording or an upcoming live event in the hero player, feature a carousel of videos chosen by recency, by tag or by hand, and link the channels for major events in the top menu.
A theme for each channel, in your brand or the event's
Set the logo, banner, background image, colors and font for the home page and for each channel, entering brand colors as hex codes and checking the result in a live preview. One organization can run a corporate theme for internal comms and a separate look for a product launch.
Playlists that build themselves
A channel plays a playlist. Generate one automatically from tags or from a creator, so a video tagged for onboarding lands in the onboarding channel the moment it's published, or curate one by hand when the order matters. Playlists hold live events as well as on-demand videos, so an upcoming town hall can sit alongside the last one.
Search the whole library, down to what was said
Switch on global search and viewers can search every channel from the home page, with the option to show search on each channel as well. Search covers titles and metadata, and with Shark AI: Scribe it covers the captions too, so a viewer can search for a phrase and land on the moment in the recording where it was said.
Lock a channel to specific groups
Restrict a channel or the home page through single sign-on and only the groups you choose can open it. Viewers sign in with their work login, so the leadership channel stays with the executive team while the all-hands channel is open to everyone.
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Video channel questions we get asked
A channel is a branded page that plays a playlist of your live events and on-demand videos, with its own theme and its own access rules. Organizations create one per business unit, event or topic, such as a CEO town hall channel or a product training channel.
Yes. Each channel and the viewer home page take a theme that sets the logo, banner, background image, colors and font, so one account can run a corporate look for internal comms and a different look for an event. On the Business plan and above, the StreamShark logo can be removed on request.
The viewer home page is a landing page for your channels. It can pin a video or an upcoming live event in the hero player, feature a carousel of videos chosen by recency, by tag or by hand, link selected channels in the top menu and offer search across the whole library. It requires an Enterprise plan.
Yes. Global search lets viewers search every channel from the home page, and can be shown on individual channels too. It covers titles and metadata, and with Shark AI: Scribe it also searches captions, so a viewer can find the moment in a recording where a phrase was said.
Yes. Privacy settings apply per channel and to the home page. On Enterprise plans, access is restricted by SSO user groups, so each channel can have a different audience. On the standard plans, channels can be password protected. Viewer management can also authorize a viewer at the channel level.
