iCloud Videos stay in "Other" when viewed streaming, is there some way to delete them?

Did you check to see if they were being stored in Videos?

Since they're not in video, and nobody else has recommended anything, I'd stop by the Apple store and see what they say. Reading these post I've seen many horror stories about resets and lost info. I'm just bring cautious.

Bear with me on this. I did figure it out but forget the exact sequence. Try this first.

Go to Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Videos. Find the movies that you want to delete and swipe from right to left across the movie in the list. That should bring up the red delete button. Tap the delete button.

Now close the videos app. Double tap the home button and then drag up on the videos app preview window to close it. Double tap the home button again to go back to the home screen.

Launch the videos app and see if the movie is gone. Then checked the storage again as well.

My iPad no longer has other in usage. The ios7 update has a more complete listing of apps in usage. Delete apps you longer use, delete apps you want to keep and reinstall them to get rid of bloated data and documents. How do you know it's the videos taking up the room if it's in other, maybe it's other.

If they're in videos you do't have to delete the app. Like Demo said above you can delete the offending videos from usage in settings. I had this same problem with podcast showing up in music. Where it says videos (saved) swipe left then tap the red delete button.

Then I guess it's time to reset it.

I'm sorry. I misunderstood what your question was.

That figure that is called "other", is data associated with apps, but not the apps or any other media itself. Safari bookmarks, Safari history, notes, contacts, email messages, text messages, etc. are all part of that data called other. "Other" can balloon in size if you have corrupt files on your iPad. That is why resetting the iPad to factory settings will get rid of all of that "other."

http://osxdaily.com/2011/10/18/itunes-other-capacity-taking-up-tons-of-space-fix /

I have the same problem to with my iPhone. The only way to clear the memory is reseting the device as new

Ok so this problem has been bothering me for a while. I have 64 gigs at my disposal but 20 of them taken up in OTHER and seemingly unable to be deleted. BUT... I have found where it is stored and how to delete it, and now I know not to stream but to just download directly and then watch. So... this is what you do

Download an application called iExplorer. I don't care how you get it, buy or not, I'm not selling anything, but it is needed. Once you have that, plug in your iWhatever and it will be displayed on the left much like iTunes. At the very bottom there will be a Tab labled Bookmarks. Click Bookmarks and a dropdown menu will display DCIM, click this.

The DCIM will display in the main window with a laundry list of folders but the most important one in titles CLOUDASSETS.

*Cue heavenly music*

This is where the streamed and partial streamed videos and music come in. They are all stored in this CloudAssets folder as well as LoFiCloudAssets a little lower in the list.

Highlight all inside CloudAssets and click Action at the top, then Delete.

I got back my free space and the Other Storage can meet me in ****.

I hope this works for everyone else, I will be using this from now on until this issue is resolved in an iOS update.

The only way I've found to clear up the space taken after watching a Video from the cloud is to restore the device. I have No Data in my Videos App in Settings>General>Usage, so I can't even open that to delete the offending Videos. It all goes to Other, evidently. So, after one season worth of Breaking Bad, I have to restore the Pad. How dumb! Why have the cloud?