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[Advanced users] How to change the tracks labels Updated
About Track labels are the names viewers see in the player when they choose a video quality, an audio language, or a caption language, such as 360p or English . You can change these labels to make them clearer for your v... -
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. -
[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. -
Gap analysis: Moving from legacy Video Portal to Content Hubs
This article outlines the current gaps between the legacy Video Portal and Content Hubs, the Theming-based Video Portal experience. -
Show ads in the player with IMA or IMA DAI
You can show ads in your player using Google's Interactive Media Ads (IMA) SDK. -
Enable search engine optimization (SEO) in the player
Search engines rank videos better when they can read details about them. -
Enable casting with AirPlay and Chromecast in the player
Casting lets viewers send a video from their phone, tablet, or computer to a TV or another device. -
Enable YouTube playback in the player
YouTube videos can be added to your Kaltura account as media entries, next to the media you upload. -
Introduction to Integration settings in the player
Integrations connect the player to services outside Kaltura, such as YouTube, casting devices, analytics platforms, and ad servers. -
Send player events to Google Analytics
About Google Analytics shows how people use your website. When you turn it on in the player, the player sends its analytics to Google, so you can see player events in your Google Analytics 4 (GA4) reports. Set up Google Anal...
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