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<h1>Overview</h1>
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VALT Contains many options for restricting video access to the appropriate users. This article explains how video authorship works in the VALT system and how to ensure that your users can see the videos they need to see.
VALT Contains many options for restricting video access to the appropriate users. This article explains how video authorship works in the VALT system and how to ensure that your users can see the videos they need to see.
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<h1>Authors</h1>
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Each video in VALT is associated with an author. By default, the author will be whoever started the recording, although that value can be changed when starting a recording or editing a recording. When another user goes to view that recording, be it a live recording that is in progress or a previously recorded video, VALT will evaluate whether that user has permission to access recordings belonging to the author.  
Each video in VALT is associated with an author. By default, the author will be whoever started the recording, although that value can be changed when starting a recording or editing a recording. When another user goes to view that recording, be it a live recording that is in progress or a previously recorded video, VALT will evaluate whether that user has permission to access recordings belonging to the author.  
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Revision as of 21:50, 25 March 2025

Understanding Video Permissions

Overview

VALT Contains many options for restricting video access to the appropriate users. This article explains how video authorship works in the VALT system and how to ensure that your users can see the videos they need to see.


Authors

Each video in VALT is associated with an author. By default, the author will be whoever started the recording, although that value can be changed when starting a recording or editing a recording. When another user goes to view that recording, be it a live recording that is in progress or a previously recorded video, VALT will evaluate whether that user has permission to access recordings belonging to the author.