Set up an on-demand video library for your studio
Add on-demand videos to your studio's video library, choose who can watch them (free, members or credits), and assign videos to members.
The video library lets your customers watch classes and practices on demand on your website. You manage it under Website → Videos. Visitors find it at /videos.
Add a video
- Go to Website → Videos.
- Add a video by its link. The video file itself is a URL, for example a YouTube or Vimeo link.
- Give it a title, teacher, category and description.
- Add a Preview photo, the picture shown before the video plays.
- Save.
A YouTube or Vimeo link starts with the title "YouTube video" or "Vimeo video". Rename it under Edit.
Choose who can watch
Each video has an access setting:
- Free: anyone can watch.
- Members: only customers with an active membership.
- Credits: customers unlock the video with credits from a pass. You set how many credits it costs.
You can also link a video to a shop product, so buying that product gives access.
Assign videos to members
You can assign a video to specific members from Website → Videos. Signed-in customers see the videos assigned to them on the video page.
What your customers see
Signed in, the video page shows each customer what they can watch, remembers how far they got, and lists videos you assigned to them.
Show or hide Videos in the menu
The Show in navigation switch for Videos is on Website → Videos. Turning it off removes the menu link, but the page still works at /videos.
Good to know
- Recordings of live online classes and events are handled separately: you paste a recording link on the class or event after it ends. See Events and workshops.
- A membership does not automatically unlock a shop download. See Prices and passes.
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