Facebook is an ever-changing system, and also it's not always simple to find the area of some of your content from eventually to the next. Individual videos aren't plainly promoted on Facebook Timelines, yet you can discover them with the Photos section. Video that you've just recently published to Facebook additionally appear on your Timeline-- as well as the Timelines of people you've marked-- and can show up in the News Feed too.
How To Access Your Videos On Facebook
1. Click the "Photos" link under your cover photo near the top of your timeline web page. Click "Videos" in the leading left edge, next to the Your Cds heading. The Your Videos section contains video clips you have actually uploaded to Facebook.
2. Click a video to open it in a viewing window and enjoy it. This new windows likewise shows the video clip's likes and also comments. Mouse over the reduced appropriate corner of the video location to see the Options, Share and Like switches.
3. Click the tiny "X" in the video clip home window's top right corner to shut the video when you're finished.
Tip: Click "Options" in the video clip window to modify, embed or delete the video clip from Facebook.
Discovering Your Video clips
You can surf to your Facebook Timeline to discover the video clips you've uploaded to the social network. One way of doing this is to click on your name to the left side of the primary News Feed, choose "Photos," select "Cds," and afterwards click the "Videos" alternative. Float over a thumbnail to see two icons show up; choose the Play symbol to watch the video or the Edit one-- marked with a pen icon-- to make changes to the video clip, such as the subtitle and also individuals identified in it.
Discovering Other People's Videos
To see your Facebook friends' uploaded videos on their Timelines, open a friend's Timeline, select "Photos," choose "Cds," and then click "Video clips" to see the clips. As these videos don't belong to you, you can only play them-- there is no option to make changes, though you can include a comment or a like. As with the other content on Facebook, video clips have their own personal privacy setups, so you can just see clips if their accepted audience includes you.
