So M365 applications use a permissions system that allows people in your tenant (your company) to automatically see, only people with a link, specific email access, etc. are you sure it’s actually publicly available? The error message you’re describing seems to be saying otherwise.
Last, attempts to incorrectly obtain content that’s not been shared with you does get logged automatically and quite visibly in MCAS (ms security suite thing) so if you’re worried about that… just so ya know.
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What about this? https://www.jiraphan.com/blog/Force-download-SharePoint-video-steaming
Windows isn’t strictly needed ofc
Ant Downloader?
Do you mean recorded teams meetings or just a video file on a SharePoint site? Is it embedded, or just a file in document collection/OneDrive?
It is a mp4 file in folder on SharePoint.
Can you click “sync” and install the OneDrive client? That “mounts” the folder locally and you might be able to treat it just like a normal file.
Tried via my Outlook but says not shared with myemailid … Currently out of ideas.
So M365 applications use a permissions system that allows people in your tenant (your company) to automatically see, only people with a link, specific email access, etc. are you sure it’s actually publicly available? The error message you’re describing seems to be saying otherwise.
Last, attempts to incorrectly obtain content that’s not been shared with you does get logged automatically and quite visibly in MCAS (ms security suite thing) so if you’re worried about that… just so ya know.
When I open with my browser, it is visible and play the videos in browser.