How to add or remove a favourite video

Clickview video interface

Summary

  • Click the ‘heart’ icon to mark a video as a favourite.
  • A notification appears after you add a favourite.
  • The heart icon turns red to indicate a favourite video.
  • Access your favourite videos through ‘Playlists’ in the left menu.
  • Remove a favourite by clicking the red heart on the video or thumbnail.
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Quick tip
When is it better to use Favourites instead of creating a playlist?
Favourites work best for quick access to videos you regularly reuse or want to find again fast, without organising them into a specific sequence. Playlists are more suitable when you want to group videos in a set order for lessons or sharing with students.

What are favourites?

Favourites let you quickly save videos you want to reuse or return to later without needing to organise them into a playlist. When you mark a video as a favourite, it is added to your Favourites list under Playlists, making it easy to find frequently used or high-value content in one place.

How do I mark a video as a favourite?

  1. Click the ‘heart’ icon in the top right corner of the video.
    Clickview video player interface favorite button navigation
  2. After clicking, a confirmation notification will appear.
    Clickview success notification
  3. The heart icon in the top right of the video will turn red, showing the video is now a favourite.
    Clickview red heart for favorite
  4. To access your marked favourites, select “Playlists” from the left-hand side menu, then choose “Favourites” from the playlists list.
    Clickview favorite video playlist navigation

How do I remove a favourite?

  1. To remove a favourite, click the red heart in the top right of the video or thumbnail.
    Clickview favorite video playlist interface
  2. The video will be removed from your ‘Favourites’ menu option.

Frequently asked questions

Go to ‘Playlists’ in the left menu, then select ‘Favourites’ from the available Playlists.
The heart icon in the top right of the video will appear red if it is marked as a favourite.

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