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This type of question allows the respondent to view an embedded video and put numeric values on the ends of the rating slider.
Setting up a Video Rating Question
To set up a Video Rating question:
- Type the title, text, and instructions into the Text Tab.
- Add the required number of answer options into the Answers tab
- If you want the respondent to rate the videos at particular times, put the times you want the video rated at, in seconds, into the “Code” column for the answers - . Then ensure you check the “Use code values” box in the Configuration tab in step 5 of this procedure.
- To specify the maximum and minimum values the respondents can set the “Answers” to, right-click on the video rating question in the Questionnaire Tree and choose Properties then in the Properties panel, set the minimum and maximum values - .
- Go to the pale green Video Question Configuration tab.
- Type/copy the URL of the video you want embedded into your question into the Video URL text box.
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- YouTube - see Note below.
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- Ogv
- Set the Poster URL, Video Width, Video Height, and other settings as required (go to Configuring Video Questions for more information).
- Click Save.
- Launch the survey to save your changes in production.
Figure 1 - Creating the answers and setting the codes for a video rating question
Figure 2 - Setting the maximum and minimum answer values
The default value for the lower limit is 0, the default for the upper limit is 100.
The configuration page for the question opens - .
Figure 3 - The configuration page for the question
Important
If you include the rating chart for videos longer than 15 minutes, this can cause problems in the survey. You are therefore advised to keep videos as short as possible.
Valid video formats are:
Note: When using YouTube videos, having more than one Video Question on a survey page causes issues. Forsta therefore recommends separating YouTube videos onto separate pages.
To Preview the question, go to the question’s Preview tab - .
Figure 4 - Previewing the video question