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# Video
This document provides a guide that can be used to setup videos and extend the functionality of videos in a VIVERSE project.
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### Media Video
#### Adding Video And Extending Video Functionality
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| The user uses the mouse to hover over the video to access the controls. | The video is playing. |
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
#### Setup video
A. Create a new entity
B. Resize the video using the **Scale**.
C. Click the **Edit Viverse Extension** button.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
#### Add the video module
A. In the VIVERSE extension, select the **Media** plugin for the **Select plugins** dropdown.
B. Select the **Video** module and add it, then select either "Asset" for files contained in your PlayCanvas project, or "URL" for a video to stream, such as a YouTube URL (but please note: YouTube or other embeds are run inside iframe elements, which do not render in VR). For this example, choose "Asset."
C. Add the video to the **Asset** field by selecting it within your project.
D. Uncheck the **auto play** property to prevent the video from starting when the avatar enters the environment.
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{% endstepper %}
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| The user uses the mouse to hover over the video to access the controls. | The video is playing. |
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
#### Setup video
A. Create a new entity
B. Resize the video using the **Scale**.
C. Click the **Edit Viverse Extension** button.
