File Upload Guidelines

Webinar > Content

Location: Webinar > Content and Presenter Console

Supported PowerPoint Formats: PPT or PPTX
PowerPoint File Size: 500 MB

Supported Video Formats: .mp4, .mov, .wmv, .avi, or .flv
Maximum Video File Size: 5GB

Webinar > Content:

Presenter Console:

 

Webinar > Media File 

Location: Webinar > Media File (Presentation from Media File)
Supported Formats: .mp4, .mov, .wmv, .avi, or .flv
Maximum Video File Size: 5GB

 

Webinar Actions (3 Dot Menu) > Advanced Editing > MEDIA RECORD > Advanced Editing > Replace Media

Location: Webinar Actions (3 Dot Menu) > Advanced Editing > MEDIA RECORD > Advanced Editing > Replace Media
Supported Formats: .mp4, mp3
Maximum Video File Size: 15GB

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