Video host integration
Test interactive video with YouTube.
Use a YouTube video as the source while testing Mindstamp. YouTube-hosted video is for testing, not published production projects.
Why connect them
Use a YouTube video as the source while you evaluate an interactive experience.
Paste a YouTube link into Mindstamp to test how an existing video works with questions, buttons, branching, and other interactions.
- Use the YouTube source as it is while testing
- Try questions, buttons, branching, and other interactions
- Switch to Mindstamp or a supported production host before publishing
What the connection gives you
A faster way to test the interactive concept
- Start with existing content
- Paste a YouTube link or upload a test file.
- Validate the interaction
- Try questions, buttons, branching, and other interactive moments.
- Change the source before launch
- Move the finished project to Mindstamp or a supported production host before publishing.
Other integrations
What else Mindstamp connects to
Video host
JW Player
Keep JW Player for delivery and add the interactive layer on top of it.
Explore →Video host
Kaltura
Keep your Kaltura infrastructure and add questions, branching, and viewer-level reporting.
Explore →Video host
Panopto
Add comprehension checks and per-student reporting to lectures already hosted in Panopto.
Explore →Connect it
Test with a YouTube video
Start a trial, paste a YouTube link, and see how your existing video works with interaction.