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Captions primarily convey dialogue and other relevant audio information, making videos accessible to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, or for viewers who prefer to watch videos without sound.
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Captioning and enrichment features help you make your videos accessible and easier to understand.
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The Kaltura Player abstracts the need to retrieve direct access to the video file, and handles the various aspects of the video playback including multi-bitrate, choosing the correct codec and streaming protocols, DRM, Access Control and more. ...
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Kaltura's API is a REST-based web service accessed over HTTP. REST APIs provide a simple and easy interface for communication between applications and the Kaltura server. However, this can also be a door for weaknesses in your applications if you ...
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The End-User Entitlements CSV is used for setting, updating or deleting specific end-user permissions to categories. The end-user permission to a category is set to a specific user ID and with a defined permission level. End-u...
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To support a non-Akamai live stream from the Rich Media CMS, this article describes a workaround on how to configure live streaming through the TestMe Console. Red5 through FMS live streaming can be configured using the process described here. Prer...
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Currently, live streaming provisioning using your BitGravity account can be done upon request and with the BitGravity CDN support team’s assistance that will be provisioning live feeds. Each live feed represents a single bit rate live stream: ...
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The following table lists the Kaltura default conversion transcoding profiles' flavors. You can configure additional flavors. Name Target Video codec Frame size Video bitrate Audio codec Audio bitrate Sampl...
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Kaltura’s Remote Storage – Configuration Options While the majority of Kaltura’s customers choose the Kaltura-hosted SaaS solution for its many benefits, some customers are required to comply with specific regulations, have unique architecture co...
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Before you start your live broadcast, make sure you take the following into consideration: Start the broadcast earlier Check that everything is working as expected: sound, equipment etc... Make sure you have the correct and final presentation -...