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  • How to upload a video or audio files
  • Convert the audio content into knowledge cards
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Video and audio files

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Last updated 11 months ago

Twise can display, and play, audio and video files directly as part of an answer.

How to upload a video or audio files

Go to the admin and then pick then CONTENT tab. Pick the Images, video or audio option.

Size limits: 5 MB for images, 100 MB for videos, 10 MB for audios

Convert the audio content into knowledge cards

When uploading a video, or audio file, you can choose to convert the content into knowledge cards and also decide if you want the media file to show up in the canvas, or only use it to extract the content.