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How to use the Hosted Video Feature
Step 1:
To make use of the Hosted Video feature, add a video Element to your funnel.
How to use the Hosted Video Feature (image 1 of 18)What this shows To make use of the Hosted Video feature, add a video Element to your funnel.What this showsIllustrates the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: To make use of the Hosted Video feature, add a video Element to your funnel. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Click on the Video Element, Go to Video Settings on the left and scroll down to Video Type > Choose Hosted Video.Image 1 of 18What this coversTo make use of the Hosted Video feature, add a video Element to your funnel.
Fields in this part of the guideThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Buttons and menus referencedadd a video ElementVideo SettingsVideo TypeHosted VideoSelect VideoMedia LibraryUploadEncoding
Next stepClick on the Video Element, Go to Video Settings on the left and scroll down to Video Type > Choose Hosted Video
Step 2:
Click on the Video Element, Go to Video Settings on the left and scroll down to Video Type > Choose Hosted Video
How to use the Hosted Video Feature (image 2 of 18)What this shows Click on the Video Element, Go to Video Settings on the left and scroll down to Video Type > Choose Hosted VideoWhat this showsIllustrates the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: Click on the Video Element, Go to Video Settings on the left and scroll down to Video Type > Choose Hosted Video. The navigation path used here is Video Type > Choose Hosted Video. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Then click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library.Path: Video Type > Choose Hosted VideoImage 2 of 18What to fill inClick on the Video Element, Go to Video Settings on the left and scroll down to Video Type > Choose Hosted Video
Fields in this part of the guideThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Buttons and menus referencedadd a video ElementVideo SettingsVideo TypeHosted VideoSelect VideoMedia LibraryUploadEncoding
Next stepThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Step 3:
Then click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
How to use the Hosted Video Feature (image 3 of 18)What this shows Then click on Select Video to be taken to your Media LibraryWhat this showsIllustrates the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: Then click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: If you do not already have the video that you need to host, Please Upload it.Image 3 of 18What to chooseThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Fields in this part of the guideThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Buttons and menus referencedadd a video ElementVideo SettingsVideo TypeHosted VideoSelect VideoMedia LibraryUploadEncoding
Next stepIf you do not already have the video that you need to host, Please Upload it.
Step 4:
If you do not already have the video that you need to host, Please Upload it.
How to use the Hosted Video Feature (image 4 of 18)What this shows If you do not already have the video that you need to host, Please Upload it.What this showsIllustrates the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: If you do not already have the video that you need to host, Please Upload it. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Please Note: The video can be in any of the mainstream Video formats as long as it is under 4GB.Image 4 of 18What this coversIf you do not already have the video that you need to host, Please Upload it.
Fields in this part of the guideThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Buttons and menus referencedadd a video ElementVideo SettingsVideo TypeHosted VideoSelect VideoMedia LibraryUploadEncoding
Next stepPlease Note: The video can be in any of the mainstream Video formats as long as it is under 4GB.
Please Note: The video can be in any of the mainstream Video formats as long as it is under 4GB.
Step 5:
Once your video is done uploading, you can double-click on the Video file to begin Encoding it.
How to use the Hosted Video Feature (image 5 of 18)What this shows Once your video is done uploading, you can double-click on the Video file to begin Encoding it.What this showsIllustrates the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: Once your video is done uploading, you can double-click on the Video file to begin Encoding it. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Note: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here. Users can retry encoding by reselecting the video if the video encoding is in failed state. All videos that are in processing for more….Image 5 of 18What to clickOnce your video is done uploading, you can double-click on the Video file to begin Encoding it.
Fields in this part of the guideThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Buttons and menus referencedadd a video ElementVideo SettingsVideo TypeHosted VideoSelect VideoMedia LibraryUploadEncoding
Next stepNote: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here. Users can retry encoding by reselecting the video if the video encoding is in failed state. All videos that are in processing for more than a day will automatically get marked as failed. It is also required so that your viewers can see an option to choose between multiple video qualities. Raw videos can only play in one quality.How to use the Hosted Video Feature (image 6 of 18)What this shows Once your video is done uploading, you can double-click on the Video file to begin Encoding it.What this showsIllustrates the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "How to use the Hosted Video Feature" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: Once your video is done uploading, you can double-click on the Video file to begin Encoding it. This part of the guide covers 1 field, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Note: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here. Users can retry encoding by reselecting the video if the video encoding is in failed state. All videos that are in processing for more….Image 6 of 18What to clickOnce your video is done uploading, you can double-click on the Video file to begin Encoding it.
Fields in this part of the guideThen click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library
Buttons and menus referencedadd a video ElementVideo SettingsVideo TypeHosted VideoSelect VideoMedia LibraryUploadEncoding
Next stepNote: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here. Users can retry encoding by reselecting the video if the video encoding is in failed state. All videos that are in processing for more than a day will automatically get marked as failed. It is also required so that your viewers can see an option to choose between multiple video qualities. Raw videos can only play in one quality.
Note: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here. Users can retry encoding by reselecting the video if the video encoding is in failed state. All videos that are in processing for more than a day will automatically get marked as failed. It is also required so that your viewers can see an option to choose between multiple video qualities. Raw videos can only play in one quality.
What do each of the toggles in the Hosted Video Element settings > Playback Controls do?
Autoplay: Autoplay:Please Note: (image 7 of 18)What this shows Note: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here.What this showsIllustrates the "Autoplay:Please Note:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Autoplay:Please Note:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: Note: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here. Users can retry encoding by reselecting the video if the video encoding is in failed state. All videos that are in processing for more than a day will automatically get marked as failed. It is also…. Immediately after, the guide continues: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here….Image 7 of 18What to chooseNote: You can learn more about why a video needs to be encoded for Video Tracking by clicking here. Users can retry encoding by reselecting the video if the video encoding is in failed state. All videos that are in processing for more than a day will automatically get marked as failed. It is also required so that your viewers can see an option to choose between multiple video qualities. Raw videos can only play in one quality.Next stepAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted. Please Note:
Allow Play/Pause: Allow Play/Pause: (image 8 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Allow Play/Pause:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Allow Play/Pause:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying….Image 8 of 18What this coversAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted.
Allow Play/Pause: (image 9 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Allow Play/Pause:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Allow Play/Pause:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying….Image 9 of 18What this coversAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted.Allow Play/Pause: (image 10 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Allow Play/Pause:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Allow Play/Pause:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying….Image 10 of 18What this coversAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted.
Allow Playback Speed Control:Allow Playback Speed Control: (image 11 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Allow Playback Speed Control:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Allow Playback Speed Control:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying….Image 11 of 18What this coversAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted.
Show Pending Time: Show Pending Time: (image 12 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Show Pending Time:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Show Pending Time:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying….Image 12 of 18What this coversAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted.
Show Pending Time: (image 13 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Show Pending Time:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Show Pending Time:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying….Image 13 of 18What this coversAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted.Show Pending Time: (image 14 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Show Pending Time:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Show Pending Time:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying…. Immediately after, the guide continues: If people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the….Image 14 of 18What this coversAccording to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying video policy for IOS Autoplaying video policy for Safari Autoplaying video policy for Chrome Autoplaying video policy for Android Autoplaying video policy for Firefox Autoplaying video policy for Edge Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index to decide if it will autoplay a video with sound or not. Chrome calculates a media engagement score which is highest on sites where media is played on a regular basis. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on desktop only. Non auto-played videos start unmuted.Next stepIf people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the video directly. Your video progress tracking workflow will not provide their name and details to give you valuable stats for a named contact. The workflow would then be adding blank leads to itself. To avoid such a situation, the Redirect Unregistered Visitors toggle can be used to push such visitors to another page with an Opt-In Form so that they can fill in their name and other details; once they do that, they would be brought back to the video. This redirect only pushes those visitors to your designated page with no cookies attached to them, which would have otherwise contained information about them. If a visitor does not allow your site to add cookies to their browser, this redirect may not work. Please be sure to specify which Step/Page you want to Redirect them to:
Show Full-Screen Toggle:
Show Full-Screen Toggle: (image 15 of 18)What this shows According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted.What this showsIllustrates the "Show Full-Screen Toggle:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Show Full-Screen Toggle:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". For context, this section explains: According to autoplay regulations autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start out muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and all video hosting services must adhere to it. Here are links to the policy change for each browser: Autoplaying…. Immediately after, the guide continues: If people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the….Image 15 of 18Next stepIf people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the video directly. Your video progress tracking workflow will not provide their name and details to give you valuable stats for a named contact. The workflow would then be adding blank leads to itself. To avoid such a situation, the Redirect Unregistered Visitors toggle can be used to push such visitors to another page with an Opt-In Form so that they can fill in their name and other details; once they do that, they would be brought back to the video. This redirect only pushes those visitors to your designated page with no cookies attached to them, which would have otherwise contained information about them. If a visitor does not allow your site to add cookies to their browser, this redirect may not work. Please be sure to specify which Step/Page you want to Redirect them to:Show Full-Screen Toggle: (image 16 of 18)What this shows Screenshot from "Show Full-Screen Toggle:".What this showsIllustrates the "Show Full-Screen Toggle:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Show Full-Screen Toggle:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". Immediately after, the guide continues: If people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the….Image 16 of 18Next stepIf people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the video directly. Your video progress tracking workflow will not provide their name and details to give you valuable stats for a named contact. The workflow would then be adding blank leads to itself. To avoid such a situation, the Redirect Unregistered Visitors toggle can be used to push such visitors to another page with an Opt-In Form so that they can fill in their name and other details; once they do that, they would be brought back to the video. This redirect only pushes those visitors to your designated page with no cookies attached to them, which would have otherwise contained information about them. If a visitor does not allow your site to add cookies to their browser, this redirect may not work. Please be sure to specify which Step/Page you want to Redirect them to:
Show Progress Bar: Show Progress Bar: (image 17 of 18)What this shows Screenshot from "Show Progress Bar:".What this showsIllustrates the "Show Progress Bar:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Show Progress Bar:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". Immediately after, the guide continues: If people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the….Image 17 of 18Next stepIf people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the video directly. Your video progress tracking workflow will not provide their name and details to give you valuable stats for a named contact. The workflow would then be adding blank leads to itself. To avoid such a situation, the Redirect Unregistered Visitors toggle can be used to push such visitors to another page with an Opt-In Form so that they can fill in their name and other details; once they do that, they would be brought back to the video. This redirect only pushes those visitors to your designated page with no cookies attached to them, which would have otherwise contained information about them. If a visitor does not allow your site to add cookies to their browser, this redirect may not work. Please be sure to specify which Step/Page you want to Redirect them to:
Redirect Unregistered Visitors:
If people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the video directly. Your video progress tracking workflow will not provide their name and details to give you valuable stats for a named contact. The workflow would then be adding blank leads to itself. To avoid such a situation, the Redirect Unregistered Visitors toggle can be used to push such visitors to another page with an Opt-In Form so that they can fill in their name and other details; once they do that, they would be brought back to the video. This redirect only pushes those visitors to your designated page with no cookies attached to them, which would have otherwise contained information about them. If a visitor does not allow your site to add cookies to their browser, this redirect may not work. Please be sure to specify which Step/Page you want to Redirect them to:
Redirect Unregistered Visitors: (image 18 of 18)What this shows If people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and…What this showsIllustrates the "Redirect Unregistered Visitors:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels".This screenshot appears in the "Redirect Unregistered Visitors:" section of "Hosted Video Player For Funnels". The text alongside this image reads: If people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the video directly. Your video progress tracking workflow will not…. Immediately after, the guide continues: If your video appears as "encoded" in the Media Library but cannot be selected when embedding into a funnel page, try the following steps.Image 18 of 18What to fill inIf people land on your video page directly using a URL and they are not a contact in the system have not filled out their name and information on an opt-in form. Plan to track a visitor's video viewing progress but have landed on the video directly. Your video progress tracking workflow will not provide their name and details to give you valuable stats for a named contact. The workflow would then be adding blank leads to itself. To avoid such a situation, the Redirect Unregistered Visitors toggle can be used to push such visitors to another page with an Opt-In Form so that they can fill in their name and other details; once they do that, they would be brought back to the video. This redirect only pushes those visitors to your designated page with no cookies attached to them, which would have otherwise contained information about them. If a visitor does not allow your site to add cookies to their browser, this redirect may not work. Please be sure to specify which Step/Page you want to Redirect them to:Next stepIf your video appears as "encoded" in the Media Library but cannot be selected when embedding into a funnel page, try the following steps:
Troubleshooting: Encoded Video Not Selectable
If your video appears as "encoded" in the Media Library but cannot be selected when embedding into a funnel page, try the following steps:
Wait a few minutes: The encoding process may still be completing in the background, even if it appears finished.
Refresh the page: Reload the funnel editor or Media Library to see if the video becomes available.
Retry encoding: If the issue persists, try reselecting the file in the Media Library to prompt a new encoding attempt.
Check file format and size: Ensure your video meets the supported media requirements, including format (e.g., .mp4) and size (must be under 4GB).