Hi, I'm Sarah, and this is Marc.
We're product managers on Microsoft's Stream.
If you are watching this, then you want to know what's coming next for Stream.
We're going to take you on a whirlwind tour of what's new
and on the roadmap with all of the details.
Pay attention we're going to go quick.
It's not easy to be on camera,
even if it's just a quick screen recording or message.
We're bringing auto editing of screen recordings to streaming clip channels.
Just keep recording and AI will figure out the best
takes and make the final version coherent and clean.
Remove ums and ahhs, filler words and pauses automatically.
For further editing, you can even just delete
from the transcript to edit a part of the recording.
With copilot in stream,
you can get to the right information inside of a video, ask questions,
get summaries and learn insights from what's said in a video.
Copilot in Stream will be available with the copilot licenses
and available for all videos with a transcript.
Stream has had speech to text, transcripts and captions for a long time.
Now we're bringing you the ability
to translate those captions and transcripts into other languages.
This allows you to quickly make videos accessible to your global workforce.
Translations will show up as subtitles, and in the transcription.
Translations will be part of the existing SharePoint translation meter,
which can be enabled by M365 admins.
Clipchamp
is a full video editor for Microsoft 365.
It's been rebuilt and integrated into SharePoint and OneDrive
to meet enterprise governance and compliance needs.
You can import and export videos directly from the Microsoft 365 cloud.
With your Microsoft 365 license you get free stock images,
videos and music to make professional looking videos with ease.
After exporting your video, you can launch it in Stream to
add metadata and share it.
In addition, we're launching a Clipchamp Premium offering,
which will start with the ability to create and upload brand kits
to have consistent fonts, color palettes and logos for your videos.
It'll also unlock exporting videos in 4K and advanced video analytics,
which we'll show you later.
We've upgraded the screen recording in Stream by making it easier
to record your screen, webcam and inking at the same time.
Just click on one of the new entry points across Microsoft 365 for screen recording
and it will give you a great layout
for having yourself and screen recording together.
The built in teleprompter makes it easier to plan
and record your video with confidence
and To ensure your video reaches your audience,
we've made it so that videos play in line in tons of M365 apps.
Unfurling a video works in Teams, Outlook, PowerPoint,
Word, OneNote, Loop, Whiteboard, Viva Engage and Forms.
That means you get full playback and Stream enhancements for videos
right inside of all of those different apps.
We are also adding the ability to record a short video
or screen recording right from an Outlook email message.
While you are writing an email
you can add a recording which uploads a video to your OneDrive
and drops a link and the Stream video player into the email.
Anyone using Outlook can watch the video directly.
We've updated the Stream app in teams that can be pinned to the left rail
and now goes to the Stream start page.
You can get back to video shared with you or once you favorited it across M365
directly from Teams.
Sometimes you need to just do a quick trim to remove parts of a video
before sharing it.
Directly in Stream we are adding the ability to do a soft trim.
This doesn't change the original video file itself.
Instead, it just hides the trim parts from your viewers.
You can apply cuts at the start, in the middle or at the end of the video
when you're done, you can toggle to the preview mode
to see the trimmed video just like your viewers will see.
To engage your viewers, video should be interactive.
We're adding the ability to add clickable callouts and Microsoft
Forms directly on top of a Stream video.
Callouts can be displayed for any section of a video.
You can change the color, the style and position of the color
links on the call out or clickable so people can easily find more information.
You can also add a Microsoft Form at any point during the video
to add a quiz, a survey or poll for your viewers.
The interactive elements will be shown on the video timeline
and automatically shown as people watch your video.
Corporate communication teams can now use a single video in Stream
that's accessible to more people within your organization.
We added the ability to upload additional audio tracks to your video.
This can be used to have alternative audio tracks for audio descriptions
to describe what's happening in the video, in between the talking,
or if you want to dub the video into other languages spoken in your org.
For Teams meeting recordings, you can now see an update the loop doc
with the meeting notes directly while watching the recording.
It's always been tricky to watch videos while on a Teams call,
but now we're bringing video co-watching capabilities to Teams.
It's similar to the live sharing experiences from office apps.
Everyone streams their own video for optimal playback quality.
People on the call can use the player controls independently
to turn on closed captions, explore the transcript,
or even skip ahead and sync back to where the presenter is in the video.
The new Stream web
part be added to any SharePoint page or news post.
You can feature a single video or a set of videos.
When featuring a set of videos, you can choose a theater layout,
which plays videos at the top of the web part or you can choose a simple grid
to feature of several videos at the same time.
You have the option to source videos from the entire site or a specific folder.
If you have a video or several videos and want to share them more widely.
A great way to do that is through SharePoint News.
SharePoint News rolls up on sites in the Viva
and Microsoft feeds and soon and in emails as well.
Right from Stream
you can make a beautiful SharePoint news post using the current video.
There are templates to choose from and it pre-populated the SharePoint
page to give you a jump start and make any news post around a video
or set of videos to help you know what's working with your videos.
We added new per video analytics for average watch time
usage by device and views by geo location.
In addition, we've created an aggregate video analytics dashboard
as part of SharePoint sites.
The video dashboard shows stats for all the videos in the site.
You can see lifetime numbers, trends for all the videos over time
and even which videos are the most popular in the site.
The Stream start page is updated with a new look and filters
filter to adjust the videos you've uploaded, just Meeting recordings
or to Playlists when you upload videos you now have the choice
to pick your upload destination across SharePoint, Teams and OneDrive.
Finally, when you want to search for a video, you can use the Stream
start page as it now scopes results to just videos and Microsoft 365.
Thanks for watching.
To get started with Stream, just go to Stream.office.com.
If you want to join our Customer office hours to ask us questions,
go to aka.ms/StreamConnect. See ya!