Updated Articles

  1. Configure an Interactive Room session in your event

    About This article explains how to configure an Interactive room session in a multi-session event. This article applies only to multi-session events . Access session settings There are two ways to reac...
  2. Add an Interactive Room session to your event

    This article describes how to add an Interactive room session.
  3. Roles across Kaltura products

    About Roles effectively manage control, security, and user experience across Kaltura products. Roles provide:  Clear responsibility and control - Different people have different responsibilities. Roles help assign who can do what withou...
  4. Remove an attendee from an event via the All users page

    Event organizers have the option of removing an attendee from an event via the All users page, but in order to completely delete a user from the system, Event organizers must create a technical support case, providing certain details on the user they would like to delete.
  5. Kaltura Virtual Events Team tab

    The Team tab allows account owners/admin to add team members, edit team member information, and delete team members.
  6. Logging into Kaltura Virtual Events

    After you are added as a user to a Kaltura Events account, you may use your appropriate credentials to login to Kaltura Virtual Events. This article will walk you through logging in via the application.
  7. Understanding third-party cookie restrictions in Content Hubs and KAF

    About Google Chrome is gradually restricting third-party cookies, and introducing " partitioned cookies " (CHIPS). This affects various Kaltura use cases, necessitating proactive measures by users to navigate these adjustme...
  8. Security module

    About The Security module lets administrators configure security settings for Content Hubs and legacy Video Portal sites. These settings include enforcing HTTPS connections, restricting playback to specific IP addresses, and ...
  9. Configure a Content Security Policy (CSP) header

    About A Content Security Policy (CSP) is a standard browser security feature that helps protect a website against cross-site scripting (XSS) and other code-injection attacks. It uses an HTTP header to tell browsers which ...
  10. Kaltura Virtual Events