Overview
If there is a video that you no longer need to access on a regular basis, you can archive it. By doing so, you can reduce clutter in the Video Library and improve overall organization.
At any time, an archived video can be restored to the Video Library if you'd like to work on it again.
Key Points
Here are the key points to know about an archived video:
| 1. | Like any video, an archived video can be deleted. |
| 2. | An archived video cannot be edited. To edit the video again, you'll first need to restore the video to the Video Library. |
| 3. | If the video was shared using a SundaySky landing page, the landing page access will be set to Offline after the video is archived. |
| 4. | If the video was shared using the embed code, you will be reminded to remove the code from where it was placed once the video is archived. |
| 5. | If the video was shared via Facebook or LinkedIn, the video will continue to play although it will no longer be editable. |
| 6. | The Archive is accessed via the Archive folder on the Home Page. Unlike the folders that you create to organize videos, the Archive folder exists by default in every account and cannot be edited. |
Archiving a Video
| 1. | In the Video Library, locate the video that you want to archive. |
| 2. | Click the Options menu and then select Archive according to the view that you are working in. ▶ The Archive option is also available from the Video Page. |
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| 3. | Click Archive. |
| The video is moved to the Archive and a timestamp indicating when the video was archived is displayed on the Video Page. | |
Restoring a Video
| 1. | On the Home Page, click the Archive folder to access its contents. |
| 2. | Locate the video that you want to restore. |
| 3. | Click the Options menu and then select Restore according to the view that you are working in. ▶ This option is also available from the Video Page. |
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| The video is restored to the Video Library and can again be edited. | |