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title: "Re-Upload Kaltura Capture Video"
canonical: "https://kb.uconn.edu/space/TL/10789159324/Re-Upload%20Kaltura%20Capture%20Video"
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Students, faculty, and staff can re-upload a Kaltura Capture video for Mac OS and Windows OS.

### Windows OS or Mac OS

You can use Kaltura Capture to re-upload the video following the instructions below. If this does not work, you can follow one of the scenarios below based on the operating system of your computer.

1. Open **Kaltura Capture**.
2. Click **Manage**.
3. You should see the Library of the videos you have recorded on the computer.
4. Click **Re-Upload** to the right of the video.

### Further Troubleshooting

If the recording does not appear in the application window as shown above:

### Windows OS

#### Recording Scenario 1: Webcam or Screen Only

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<summary>View Instructions</summary>

If you recorded either your webcam or your screen, but not both, you should:

1. Press **Win + R** to open the Run window.
2. Enter **%localappdata% **into the **Open: **field, as shown in the image below.
3. Click on Kaltura → Capture
4. Locate the .mp4 video that corresponds to your recording.  
The file names are not descriptive, so you need to rely on the date modified to determine which video you need to re-upload.
5. Navigate to your [My Media page](https://kaltura.uconn.edu/my-media).
6. Log in with your NetID.
7. Click **Add New.**
8. Select** Media Upload. **
9. Drag the .mp4 file you located in **Step 4** onto the browser window to begin uploading. You will be able to rename it as it is uploading. Once finished, you will see a green banner telling you the upload is complete. The video will now process and you can close the window.
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#### Recording Scenario 2: Both Webcam and Screen

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<summary>View Instructions</summary>

If you recorded both your webcam and your screen, you should:

1. Quit the **Kaltura Capture** software. To do so,
  1. Right-click the **tray icon.**  
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  2. Select **Quit**.  
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2. Press **Win + R** to open the run window.
3. Enter **%localappdata% **into the **Open: **field, as shown in the image below.
4. Click on Kaltura → Capture
5. Locate the **JSON** file that corresponds to your video.
  The file names are not descriptive, so you need to rely on the date modified to determine which video you need to re-upload.
6. Make a copy of the JSON file.
7. Right-click on the file.
8. Click **Copy. **
9. **Paste** the file into the folder.
10. Open your computer's native text editor. For Windows computers, the native text editor is either **Notepad** or **Notepad++**.
11. Delete all text below “**uploadStatus”** except for the last **}**, as shown below.
12. Change the variable to **manual**, as shown below.
13. **Save** the file.
14. Launch** Kaltura Capture. **
15. Select **Manage** to get back to your video library in Kaltura Capture.
16. Click **Upload** to re-upload the video to Kaltura.
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### Mac OS

#### Recording Scenario 1: Screen or Camera Only

<details>
<summary>View Instructions</summary>

If you only recorded your screen or your camera (but not both), you should:

1. Open **Finder.**
2. Hold down the **Option** key on your keyboard.
3. Click **Go** from the top bar.
4. Select **Library**.
5. From the **Library** folder, navigate to **Preferences**.
6. Click on **Kaltura**.
7. Click on **Capture**.
8. Select **Recordings**. The file names are not descriptive, so you need to rely on the date modified to determine which video you need to re-upload.
9. Locate the .mp4 video that corresponds to your recording.
10. Navigate to your [My Media page](https://kaltura.uconn.edu/my-media).
11. Log in with your NetID.
12. Click on **Add New**.
13. Select **Media Upload.**
14. Drag the .mp4 file you located in **Step 9 **onto the browser window to begin uploading.
15. You can rename the file as it uploads. Once finished, you will see a green banner indicating that the upload is complete. The video will now process. Close the window.
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