Adding videos to your page is a great way to provide more visual details of your business. You can add how-to videos, testimonials, and more. This article goes over using the Hosted Video Element in Funnels.
Navigate to Sites > Funnels
Click into the Funnel you want to add a video.
Click on the plus sign icon in the top left to Add Elements
Click on the Video Element
On the right-hand sidebar, Go to Video Type > choose Hosted Video
Click on Select Video to be taken to your Media Library. (If you do not already have the video that you need, upload it to the Media Library)
Once the Video loads, double-click on it for it to encode.
Edit the playback controls as needed
NOTE: The video can be in any of the mainstream Video formats as long as it is under 4GB.
You now have the option to generate leads from the video. Turn this feature on, and select after what time you want the form to show, and which form.
You also have the option to redirect unregistered visitors.
This is due to the regulations that autoplaying videos on IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge must start muted. This policy is controlled by the browser manufacturers, and can’t be overruled.
Here are links to the policy change for each browser:
Autoplaying video policy for IOS: https://webkit.org/blog/6784/n...
Autoplaying video policy for Safari: https://webkit.org/blog/7734/a...
Autoplaying video policy for Chrome:
Autoplaying video policy for Android:
Autoplaying video policy for Firefox: https://developer.mozilla.org/...
Autoplaying video policy for Edge: https://winaero.com/enable-or-...
Chrome will rely on your viewer’s Media Engagement Index: https://developer.chrome.com/b..., 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 regularly. When it is high enough, media playback is allowed to autoplay with sound on the desktop only.
Note: Non-auto-played videos start unmuted.
1. Enhanced Video Player Features: Introduction of upgraded video players that support multiple playback qualities (480P, 720P, 1080P, Auto), adjustable playback speeds (0.5x, 0.75x, 1x, 2x), and Picture in Picture (PiP) mode, offering users a richer and more customizable viewing experience.
2. Autoplay Regulations and Policy Insights: Detailed information on autoplay regulations across various browsers, including IOS, Safari, Chrome, Android, Firefox, and Edge, with links to policy changes. This provides a comprehensive understanding of how to ensure compliance and optimize video playback.
3. In-Depth Video Encoding Explanation: A deeper dive into the importance of video encoding, explaining its necessity for video tracking and the ability to offer multiple video qualities, ensuring videos are optimized for different viewing conditions.
4. User Interface (UI) and Navigation Enhancements: Advancements in UI and navigation reflect a more user-centric approach, emphasizing ease of use and efficient management of video content, thereby enhancing the overall user experience on digital platforms.
