Updated Articles

  1. User analytics Updated

    This article describes how to view analytics on your users.
  2. Session analytics Updated

    This article describes how to view analytics on your session once it is over.
  3. Using the Kaltura Studio room during a DIY live webcast session - Best practices for event organizers Updated

    This article is intended for the event organizer of a DIY live webcast session. About DIY live webcasts give you the ability to broadcast a high-quality live session directly from your browser via a Kaltura Studio room . Once a DIY...
  4. Using the Kaltura Studio room during a DIY live webcast session - Best practices for Moderators and Speakers Updated

    This article is intended for those designated as a moderator or speaker of a DIY live webcast session. About DIY live webcasts give you the ability to broadcast a high-quality live session directly from your browser via a Kaltura S...
  5. Green room for Kaltura Studio room Updated

    About The Green room is a dedicated virtual space where moderators and speakers can meet, prepare, and rehearse before going live. This private backstage area allows for last-minute discussions, troubleshooting, or coordination without the audi...
  6. Kaltura Studio room for DIY live webcasts Updated

    DIY live webcasts give you the ability to broadcast a high-quality live session directly from your browser via a Kaltura Studio room.
  7. Getting to know your event site, session page, lobby page, and main stage Updated

    Let's get to know your event site, session page, and lobby page
  8. Analytics summary for multi-session events

    This article shows you how to check out the Summary page, a handy event dashboard that gives you a quick overview of your event.
  9. Monitor & manage uploads

    The Upload Monitor and Upload Control tools in the Kaltura Management Console (KMC) let you track the progress of uploads, view completed uploads, and manage any uploads in progress.
  10. Update metadata and fields using XML

    This article explains how to create and structure an XML file for bulk updating entries using Kaltura’s MRSS-based XML format.
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