Updated Articles

  1. Express Capture vs Kaltura Capture

    Capture and Kaltura Express Capture are both tools offered by Kaltura for recording and sharing video content, but they serve different purposes and have distinct features.
  2. Record with Express Capture (Version 1.0) in Content Hubs

    Record content effortlessly with Kaltura's Express Capture, directly from your browser - no extra software needed.
  3. Record with Express Capture (Version 1.0) in legacy Video Portal

    Express Capture allows you to record content directly from your browser and upload it to your video portal or KAF application without needing any extra software.
  4. [Advanced users] Playback configuration

    Playback settings control how media plays in the Kaltura player, such as whether it starts automatically, which caption and audio languages it uses, and whether it starts loading before the viewer selects play.
  5. Kaltura player architecture

    The Kaltura player is built from several components, and each one handles a specific part of playing media, such as getting the media from the back end, playing it, or showing the controls.
  6. [Advanced users] Kaltura's open-source player

    Kaltura's v7 player is an open-source media player that supports video-on-demand and live streaming across web and mobile environments.
  7. [Advanced users] Customize the player UI with CSS New

    The v7 player's controls, such as the play button, seek bar, and volume slider, are built with HTML and CSS.
  8.  Channelcollections module

    Channel collections are a great way to group together related content.
  9. Introduction to channel collections in Content Hubs

    Channel collections serve as a way to organize and group related channels within Content Hubs.
  10.  Introduction to the Kaltura Video Connector for AEM

    The Kaltura Connector for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) lets organizations add video to their AEM websites using Kaltura’s video platform.