"engaging video" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to describe a video that is interesting and captivating. For example, "I watched an engaging video on YouTube about creating amazing time-lapse photographs."
Utterly simple but rivetingly engaging video of everyday life.
Of course, when The Times has a related engaging video, we use that.
The goal is creating an engaging video game, not a textbook.
And yet, for all the interactivity with stunning graphics and engaging video, your correspondent cannot help thinking that something is missing here.
Young American men are working less — 15 to 30 fewer hours a year — and economists have an idea why: They are playing new, more engaging video games.
But smushing one video clip into another with a straight cut is a much easier computational task, and one that translates into a much more engaging video experience.
He argued that because these kinds of native units offer opportunities for viewers to engage with and share the ads, they incentivize marketers to create more engaging videos.
Study at a time that suits you through 20+ hours of online learning, delivered through engaging videos and downloadable notes.
Apart from helping activists and advocacy groups make engaging videos, it encourages them to create channel pages with other videos from around the site (see picture).
Over the course of the degree, you'll learn via engaging videos, webinars and downloadable notes, fitting study around busy schedules and other commitments.
Developing fun, personalized, engaging videos and interactive marketing tools like chatbots can provide a great way to show your brand's value and get consumers to engage and opt-in during the engagement.
