'insert a video' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to adding a video to a text, article, or other document. For example, "I need to insert a video to illustrate the point I am trying to make in my essay."
YouTube developed a system that would allow anyone to insert a video directly onto a Web page.
It then uses the iPhone's computing power to correctly insert a video image into the scene captured on the screen of the handset or tablet by its camera.
The reason it needs high-end smartphones is because the technology, based on the company's IDOL pattern recognizer, requires that horsepower to recognize a database of about a half-million objects and insert a video with 3D accuracy.
Iggy Pop tells stories of the rise and fall of his band while sitting in his huge wooden armchair, next to a mounted gold skull, with wild color-streaked paintings in the background, and each story inspires the film director to insert a video clip to illustrate the story.
Insert a video into your article.
Click the "From File" to insert a video from your computer.
Rupert Murdoch is right to say that there isn't enough advertising to make all publishing online profitable, but if you insert a video-enabled ad where a display banner exists today, maybe it will become more profitable, as video rates tend to generate a tenfold premium over display banners.
If you're using a site like Webs and want to insert a YouTube video, you can either search the site for apps that will let you just link to the video, or you can look for an action such as "HTML Block" that will allow you to copy and paste HTML coding into it.
Alternatively, you can insert a YouTube video directly into your Prezi.
Insert a blank video tape into your camera, then record your script using your camera microphone or an external microphone.
Click the Prezi presentation you want to insert a YouTube video in from within the "Your prezis" section.
