Master Feed ID
This feed will power the entire site and include all the video content you would like to show for this site. In addition, based on the assets in this feed, the site will build its categories, series, tags, etc.
Enable Overlays
Overlays allow you to interject images and/or clickable ads into the player while your event is live.
By default, Overlays are enabled. To disable Overlays, click the toggle switch to OFF.
Enable Active Sessions
Active Sessions allow you to manage your registered viewers. Much like popular streaming services, this feature helps deter your viewers from sharing their password with someone else. If this feature is enabled, you will be able to control how many active sessions a user can have at one time. If the viewer's account is logged into too many sessions, the user is shown a list of active sessions and given the option to disconnect one or all sessions in order to access the site.
By default, Active Sessions is disabled. To enable this, click the toggle switch to ON.
Font Families (combine Google & Typekit here)
Collection 2.0 supports using font families from public libraries such as Google and Typekit. To add any font that is available in those libraries, simply type in the name of the font. You can also add different weights for that font by adding a colon after the name of the font and then entering the weights separated by commas. Once you have typed in your selection, hit Enter or Return on your keyboard to add your font.
Examples:
- Font only:
Montserrat - Font with weights:
Montserrat:400,200
When you add weights, you’re telling the system to load multiple styles of that font. Each number corresponds to a “weight,” which affects how thick or thin the letters look.
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100 → Thin / Hairline
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900 → Black (very heavy)
Montserrat:400,200→ loads both the Regular weight (400) and the Extra Light weight (200). -
This allows you to use both in your design—e.g., lighter text for captions and normal text for body copy.
You can customize your font families for primary fonts and headings. You can add any standard font (Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana, Tahoma, etc.) as well as any Google or Typekit font that you previously added to your Font Families.
To add your new font to these sections, add the font with apostrophes to both sides.
Example: 'Montserrat', 'Inter', 'Roboto', 'Arial', 'sans-serif'
Search Placeholder Text
The placeholder text shown inside the search bar before a user types anything. This helps guide users on what they can search for (e.g., “Search videos…”).
Watch Text
When a viewer clicks on an asset, this is the label that appears on the play button. You can edit the name of this button by simply typing in what you desire. (e.g., watch now, play, etc.). By default, this is set to “Watch"
Watching Text
The text displayed when a video is being viewed, indicating active playback. 
Card Videos Text
This is the label shown on collection or series cards that displays how many videos are included.
No Results Image
The image that appears when a user’s search or filter returns with no results.
By default, a generic “no results” image is displayed.
No Results Text
This text appears with the No Results image when a search or filter returns with no results, offering helpful guidance (e.g., “No videos found”).
By default, this text is set to “No results.”
Empty Watchlist Image
The image shown when a user’s watchlist has no saved videos.
By default, a generic image is displayed.
Empty Watchlist Title
The text displayed when a user’s watchlist has nothing queued (e.g., “There’s nothing in your watchlist”).
By default, this is set to “Your Watchlist is Empty.”
Empty Watchlist Description
The message displayed beneath the Empty Watchlist Title to give users more context or instructions.
Empty Watchlist Button Link
The URL that the Empty Watchlist button redirects to (e.g., a collections page or homepage).
By default, no link is set until configured.
Empty Watchlist Button Text
The label text that appears on the Empty Watchlist button.
By default, this is set to “Explore.”
Date Format
Controls how dates are displayed across the layout.
By default, dates use the U.S. format Month/Day/Year.
Add to Watchlist Tooltip
The tooltip message that appears when hovering over the “Add to Watchlist” (plus sign) icon.
Remove from Watchlist Tooltip
The tooltip message that appears when hovering over the “Remove from Watchlist” (checkmark) icon.
Use Blurhash
Determines whether a Blurhash placeholder is shown while images are loading. Blurhash creates a blurred preview of an image until the full image is ready. By default, this is enabled.
Related Assets Text
Controls the heading that appears above the section showing related videos or other connected resources. You can customize this label to better fit your site’s tone, such as “You Might Also Like,” “More in This Series,” or “Related Content.”
Mobile Specific Common Settings:
Mobile Horizontal Asset Flip Icon
When on a mobile device - This clickable icon appears on the right-hand side of a horizontal asset, signifying the asset can be “flipped” to show the description.
Mobile Vertical Asset Flip Icon
When on a mobile device - This clickable icon appears on the right-hand side of a Vertical asset, signifying the asset can be “flipped” to show the description.
Mobile Related Assets Icon
When on a mobile device, this clickable icon will appear on the right-hand side of a related asset, revealing more related assets (this specifically applies when looking at the related assets on a speaker's profile.)
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