No stop, don't do anything like that. Moodle is bandwidth light, until you start adding multimedia, then it gets a little heavy. With eighty videos, this could play havoc with your bandwidth if you have a lot of Users downloading videos at the same time. One thing you could try is to create a PDF with the links required in it. Or have a link to an external file somewhere on your
server perhaps, outside of your Moodle that opens in a new window that then links to the videos. That way it doesn't use any Moodle resources to
download or open videos. Or, you can have this file located on another
server, through which you can get to the videos you need your Users to look at.
Something else, I understand you can create a play list or a menu of connected videos. I am not sure if this relates only to your own videos or to any collection of videos you want to put together. You may use this idea to create a number of menus or playlists to ensure your users only watch the videos you want them to watch. In either case, a single link to this menu item should also work to diminish the bandwidth use on your Moodle.
Someone else may have more information than I do on this, as I only have my own videos on my channel, and none of them are publicly listed. I have no subscribers and my videos can only be accessed by my students in whichever class requires access to my videos.
If you have your own videos, suggest you create your own channel.
