My Channels

My Channels is a personalized library within Kaltura's Video Portal (also known as 'MediaSpace') designed to store, view, and share channels. Your My Channels library can contain the following:

• Channels you're a member of (Learn more about Kaltura Video Portal roles and permissions in our article Understanding channel roles and permissions.)
• Channels you're subscribed to (Learn more about channel subscriptions in our article Channel subscriptions.)
• Shared repositories you're a member of (Learn more about shared repositories in our article Shared Repositories in Video Portal.)

Access My Channels

To access the My Channels page in your video portal, select My Channels from the user drop-down menu.

The My Channels page displays.

Each channel thumbnail has information related to the channel.

• Channel status (1) - The status is indicated by the icon at the top left of the thumbnail. To learn more about status icons, visit our article Media symbols and channel status icons.
• Channel name (2) 
• Number of media items in the channel (3)  
• Number of people subscribed to the channel (4) 
• Number of channel members (5) 

Search in My Channels

You can search for a particular channel by typing a keyword into the search field and then pressing enter on your keyboard.

You can also use the Filter function to filter channels by the following options:

• Topic - Topics are pre-defined by your administrator in the channeltopics module and Custom data in KMC.
• Channel Membership - You can filter using these options: 
  • Manager - channels I am a manager of
  • Member - channels I am a member of
  • Subscriber -  channels I am a subscriber of
  • Shared Repositories - shared repositories I am a member of

You can also sort your channels using the Sort By function. You can choose one of the following:

• Relevance
• Creation Date
• Alphabetically - A to Z
• Alphabetically - Z to A
• Members & Subscribers
• Media Count

View a channel in My Channels

To view a channel in your My Channels page, simply click on a channel thumbnail to open the channel. 

To learn more about channels in the Kaltura Video Portal, visit our article Understanding Channels.