Upload lectures directly or import from YouTube — either way, they're transcoded to secure HLS streaming and organized inside your course structure.
Recorded lectures need to be both easy for a teacher to publish and secure enough that paid content isn't trivially downloadable and redistributed. LMH Saarthi supports two lecture-ingestion paths — direct upload with ffmpeg-based transcoding to HLS, or a YouTube link — with either path placing the lecture inside the same course content tree as notes and tests.
Upload a video — it's transcoded to HLS with auto-generated thumbnails.
Link an existing YouTube video instead of re-uploading it.
Only students with course access can stream a lecture.
Lectures sit inside the same folder structure as documents and tests, not a separate video library.
Yes — YouTube link ingestion is supported alongside direct upload.
Videos are served via HLS streaming gated to enrolled students, rather than a direct downloadable file link.
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