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Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
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Plans published32
Spec score · Educational Video Libraries7.8 (#12)8.2 (#5)
Founded19912001
HeadquartersNew York City, New York, United StatesLjubljana, Slovenia
SupportIIL directs users to its Support Knowledge Base, contact page, or support email for help.Users can submit technical or editorial issues through a ticket system linked below lectures, or through lecture comment and review boxes.
What it isLearning in Minutes is an on-demand library of over 380 video presentations for professional learning.VideoLectures.net is a free online portal of lectures, talks, and presentations from scientific conferences, summer schools, and workshops.

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  • Monthly Plan$36 a month
  • Annual Plan$162 a year
  • Enterprise Level for TeamsPriced on request

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VideoLectures.NET is a free portal of lectures, talks and presentations from scientific conferences, summer schools and workshops. It targets researchers, students and anyone learning from experts. Subject categories include computer science, data science, medicine, physics, mathematics, humanities and social sciences. The homepage listed 30,444 videos, 1,597 events and 20,645 authors when indexed. A May 2026 announcement describes a redesigned player with chapter navigation, synchronized slides, advanced search and responsive design. Registered users can create and share playlists and may view private videos when permission is granted; Google login is optional for registration. Videos are generally published under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 unless another license applies. Users cannot upload directly: submitted material undergoes editorial review before publication. The operator offers recording, audio and color correction, titling, slide synchronization, encoding and distribution, plus lifetime hosting, unlimited streaming and on-demand reach reports. The service is available on the web and through a free iOS app for iPhone and iPad.

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