Just wanted to update this thread - Udemy support answered my question. There is a way for us to download and I've confirmed that it works without a water mark. Here are the instructions.
To download your videos just follow these steps:
1. Go to the instructor dashboard 2. Click on the course 3. Click on the curriculum section 4. Click on the lecture you want to download 5. Click on preview 6. Click on "as instructor" 7. Click on the gear icon in the video 8. Click on download 9. Repeat the same process for each video you want to download
Yes @GTHill922 , we have all done that at some time! Go to Curriculum, go to the lecture, preview in Instructor mode. Then once it opens look to the bottom right hand corner and you will see a download option.
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I have the same situation in which I've lost some early work.
The best that I've found is to mark the lectures you want as downloadable while editing your Cirriculum, then display the lecture as a student and choose download from the options. The problem with this approach is that you get the Udemy watermark on your download.
Hoping someone (probably at Udemy) provides a better options.
I'm with you on Google Drive now, but not 5 years ago when I began with this Udemy venture that I wasn't sure would take off. My fault for not taking better care of my sourse :-(.
Just wanted to update this thread - Udemy support answered my question. There is a way for us to download and I've confirmed that it works without a water mark. Here are the instructions.
To download your videos just follow these steps:
1. Go to the instructor dashboard 2. Click on the course 3. Click on the curriculum section 4. Click on the lecture you want to download 5. Click on preview 6. Click on "as instructor" 7. Click on the gear icon in the video 8. Click on download 9. Repeat the same process for each video you want to download
So I guess doing this "as instructor" is the key to not getting the Udemy watermark. This is strange because I though all the "processing your video" time involved putting the watermark on the video and that would then be the only version Udemy would store.
I think you also have to select first the highest resolution. When it is on 'Auto', it is possible it will downpload the smallest resolution. Hope this helps.
Hi, did you find a solution to the video size being super small? There isn't an option to download at a higher quality so that won't work for me. It's no use being so small! thanks x
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