Videos
Enable White-Label Video Links
A DynTube custom video domain lets supported video and channel delivery use a hostname your organization controls. Configure and verify the domain first, then copy URLs generated for that active domain rather than replacing hosts in old links by hand.
Prepare a video subdomain
Use a dedicated hostname such as videos.example.com or stream.example.com. This keeps existing website and email records separate. Confirm your plan includes custom video domains and that you have permission to manage account settings and DNS.
Activation summary
- Open Dashboard → Custom Domains and add the full video hostname.
- Copy the DNS instruction shown for that domain.
- Create the requested CNAME with your DNS provider.
- Wait for DNS verification and automatic SSL provisioning.
- Confirm the domain status is Active and HTTPS loads correctly.
- Use the current Dashboard-generated branded links and test video and channel playback.
Keep branding and security aligned
A branded hostname changes the delivery URL, while player logos, colors, and controls come from player presets or project settings. Allowed origins, signed links, encryption, DRM, and subscriber access remain separate protection layers. Test them again with the production branded URL.
Verification checklist
- DNS resolves to the exact DynTube target currently shown.
- The Dashboard reports the hostname as verified or active.
- The browser receives a valid certificate for your hostname.
- A generated link plays on desktop and mobile.
- Protected playback accepts and denies the intended origins or viewers.
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