Updated Articles

  1. Understanding the numbers displayed during a DIY live webcast

    About During a DIY live webcast, a variety of different figures are displayed. You may be wondering, "What do all these numbers mean?" We are here to help!  ( A ) Number of users watching the live feed (using the Kalt...
  2. Best practices for streaming to Kaltura

    This article provides standards and best practices for streaming to Kaltura. Herein, you will learn how to stream to a Kaltura endpoint as well as the recommended settings for a successful stream. Additional related Knowledge Center articles are provided at the end of this article for your referenc
  3. Sponsors leads reports

    Sponsors can download their lead reports directly from Kaltura. The report will include all attendees who opted-in to share their information with sponsors and visited the sponsor’s page, or watched one of the sponsor’s videos.  Lead reports in...
  4. Join the stage in a Kaltura Room

    In some Kaltura Room sessions, you may have the opportunity to join the stage and appear on camera.
  5. Control stage access in Kaltura Rooms

    Kaltura Rooms offer flexible stage access options to help you control who can present during your live sessions.
  6.  Manage your device settings in a Kaltura Room

    When you enter a Kaltura Room for the first time, you'll need to allow browser access, configure your devices, and optionally choose a background and / or enable noise reduction.
  7. Prepare a CSV file for bulk media upload

    This article explains how to prepare a CSV file for media bulk upload in the Kaltura Management Console (KMC).
  8. Upload media in bulk using CSV or XML

    Bulk upload lets administrators upload large numbers of files simultaneously into the Kaltura Management Console (KMC) at once.
  9. Customize CSV and XML templates for advanced media ingestion

    This article explains how to use and customize Kaltura’s CSV and XML bulk upload templates to support advanced ingestion workflows.
  10. Learn about CSV and XML files for bulk upload

    Kaltura supports bulk content ingestion to help you upload large volumes of media efficiently.