.. note:: Some past courses have used .sjson files for video transcripts. If your course uses this format, see :ref:`Steps for sjson files`. We don't recommend that you use .sjson files.
.. note:: Some past courses have used .sjson files for video transcripts. If transcripts in your course uses this format, see :ref:`Steps for sjson files`. We don't recommend that you use .sjson files.
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#. When the new video component appears, click **Edit**. The video editor opens to the **Basic** tab.
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You'll replace the default values with your own.
You'll replace the default values with your own.
#. In the **Display Name** field, enter the name you want students to see when they hover the mouse
over the unit in the course accordion. This text also appears as a header for the video.
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#. Next to **Timed Transcript**, select an option.
- If edX has a transcript for your video, Studio automatically finds the transcript and associates the transcript with the video. (If you want to modify the transcript, click **Download to Edit**. You can then make your changes and upload the new file by clicking **Upload New Timed Transcript**.)
- If edX already has a transcript for your video, Studio automatically finds the transcript and associates the transcript with the video. For example, edX may have a transcript for your video if you're using a video from an existing course.
If you want to modify the transcript, click **Download to Edit**. You can then make your changes and upload the new file by clicking **Upload New Timed Transcript**.
- If your video has a transcript on YouTube, Studio automatically finds the transcript and asks if you want to import it. To use this YouTube transcript, click **Import from YouTube**. (If you want to modify the YouTube transcript, click **Download to Edit**. You can then make your changes and upload the new file by clicking **Upload New Timed Transcript**.)
- If neither edX nor YouTube has a transcript for your video, click **Upload New Timed Transcript** to upload a transcript file from your computer.
- If neither edX nor YouTube has a transcript for your video, and your transcript uses the .srt format, click **Upload New Timed Transcript** to upload the transcript file from your computer.
.. note:: If your transcript uses the .sjson format, do not use this setting. For more information, see :ref:`Steps for sjson files`.
#. Optionally, click **Advanced** to set more options for the video. For a description of each option, see the table below.
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* - **Download Video**
- If you've uploaded a copy of your video to a backup website such as Amazon S3, enter the external URL for this video. Note that this URL must end in .mpeg, .mp4, .ogg, or .webm.
* - **Display Name**
- The name that you want your students to see. This is the same as the **Display Name** field on the **Basic** tab.
* - **End Time**
- The time, formatted as hours, minutes, and seconds (HH:MM:SS), when you want the video to end.
* - **HTML5 Transcript**
- If you uploaded an .srt file on the **Basic** tab, the name of your .srt file appears in this field by default. You don't have to change this setting.
If your transcript uses an .sjson file, see :ref:`Steps for sjson files`.
* - **Show Transcript**
- Specifies whether you want the transcript to show by default. Students can always turn transcripts on or off while they watch the video.
* - **Start Time**
- The time, formatted as hours, minutes, and seconds (HH:MM:SS), when you want the video to begin.
* - **Transcript Download Allowed**
- Specifies whether you want to allow your students to download a copy of the transcript.
* - **Video Download Allowed**
- Specifies whether you want to allow your students to download a copy of the video.
* - **Video Sources**
- Additional locations where you've posted the video. This field must contain a URL that ends in .mpeg, .mp4, .ogg, or .webm.
* - **YouTube ID, YouTube ID for .75x speed, YouTube ID for 1.25x speed, YouTube ID for 1.5x speed**
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Steps for .sjson Files
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If your course uses .sjson files, you'll (overview of process).
If your course uses .sjson files, you'll upload the .sjson file for the video to the **Files & Uploads** page, and then specify the name of the .sjson file in the Video component.
.. note:: We don't recommend that you use .sjson files.
.. note:: Only older courses that have used .sjson files in the past should use .sjson files. All new courses should use .srt files.
#. Obtain the .sjson file from a media company such as 3Play.
#. Change the name of the .sjson file to use the following format:
``subs_FILENAME.srt.sjson``
For example, if the name of your video is **Lecture1a**, the name of your .sjson file must be **subs_Lecture1a.srt.sjson**.
#. Upload the .sjson file for your video to the **Files & Uploads** page.
#. Create a new video component.
#. On the **Basic** tab, (do anything?).
#. On the **Basic** tab, enter the name that you want students to see in the **Display Name** field.
#. In the **Video URL** field, enter the URL of the video. For example, the URL may resemble one of the following.
#. In the **HTML5 Transcript** field, enter the name of your .sjson file. Do not include ".sjson".
#. In the **HTML5 Transcript** field, enter the file name of your video. Do not include "subs\_" or ".sjson". For the example in step 2, you would only enter **Lecture1a**.
