Content

Learn how to create and manage your custom content.

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Written by Daniel Wittekind and Randall Elmo

Managing custom content

View and edit your saved custom content library.

Written by Randall Elmo
Updated over a week ago

Videos

Upload your video to ViewMedica

This is the best way to add your videos to ViewMedica.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Create a self-hosted video item

Self-hosted videos can be accessed through a web browser by a URL and often are uploaded to the same server where your website is hosted.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Create a YouTube or Vimeo video item

While building a loop, presentation, or collection, you can add a video streamed from YouTube or Vimeo.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Slides

Create a text slide

Text slides are an easy way to add your own content to ViewMedica. Create a slide while building a loop, presentation, collection or bumper.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Create an image slide

Add highly visual content to your ViewMedica. Create an image slide while building a loop, presentation, collection or bumper.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Create a text and image slide

Slides are an easy way to add your own content to ViewMedica. Create a slide while building a loop, presentation, collection or bumper.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Create a before/after slide

Create a before and after slide while you’re building a loop, presentation, collection or bumper.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Special Slides

Create a weather slide

Weather slides use your stream location to generate live weather reports for your area.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Create a message slide

Message slides are special slides that run in the top frame area of your screen.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Create an RSS feed slide

Display news feeds from any RSS source. They can go in the top frame area or the bottom frame area of your screen.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago

Find an RSS feed

There are a lot of great sites out there offering RSS feeds that you can use. Here’s some helpful tips on using RSS in VMcast.

Written by Daniel Wittekind
Updated over a week ago