Viewing Video Recorded Courses Using Panopto

• Downloading a Panopto Recording
• Guide to the Panopto Viewer
• Video: Viewing a Video from Panopto

• Make sure your device and browser meet the Panopto viewing requirements.

• Live Streaming on a mobile device provides the primary video (usually instructor camera) and audio; displayed content (a.k.a. secondary video) is not visible.
• On-demand recordings on mobile devices show primary video, audio, and displayed content.

To view Panopto recordings in UB Learns, you may need to enable third-party cookies. 

• Click the Quality button and choose Medium.

• Close other applications or programs that are running while you watch. Internet intensive applications can use up bandwidth
• If the problem persists, download the recording and play it from your local computer. Download from any place that has a strong Wi-Fi signal, we suggest doing so while on campus or in a campus lab

• The quality of your experience will be affected by the speed of your connection to the Internet, whether at home or on campus. 
  • We recommend watching with a high-speed Internet connection (3 Mbps). On campus, ResNet and Public Computing Site connections work well. Off campus, FiOS or Spectrum are good.  Verizon DSL is not recommended.
  • Test your connection speed
  • Remember that the performance of your network connection at home is dependent on use by others in your home or neighborhood, so your speed may vary greatly at different times.

It may take up to 12 hours for a course to be available for viewing. Contact the UBIT Help Center for assistance if needed.

Submit a ticket to the UB Panopto team (UBITName login required).

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