KMC Help

Content Section

This is the main list of media entries related to your account. Here you can conduct several actions on a specific entry, or several entries simultaneously. You can search through entries, delete entries, add and remove tags and admin tags, and preview entries and grab the embed code to add to your site. You can sort the list by clicking on the various columns and scroll through the pages at the bottom of the list.

The entry search area enables you to search for specific entries existing in your account. When you click the Entries tab in the main menu you'll first see the basic search option. Here you can search for any word in the entry name, tags or both. Clicking "Additional Filters" opens further search options including the "Admin Tag Filter" enabling you to search for words in the Admin tags, "Media Type" allowing you to select video, video mix, audio or image entries and "Status" which allows you to select approved, flagged or rejected content. By clicking the calendar icons on the "Created between" field you can also select a date range on which to run your query. You can use one, several or all fields for your query. When more than one field is used, the logical relationship between fields is an "AND" relationship.

To delete one or more entries, check the box that appears next to the entry name and press the "Delete" button on the bottom of the page. A prompt box will ask you to approve your selection and once you click "Yes" the checked entries will be deleted. Note that you can delete more than one entry at a time, but only entries appearing on the same page of the main list.

You can add descriptive tags to your entry by checking the box to the left of the playlist and clicking the "Add Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Add Tags" window that opens, type the tags you wish to add, separating the different terms by commas. Note that you can add tags to more than one entry at a time, but only on entries appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Save" on the "Add Tags" window will add the tags to all the selected entries.

You can remove descriptive tags from your entry by checking the box to the left of the entry and clicking the "Remove Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Remove Tags" window that opens, select all the tags you wish to remove by standing over the selection so that it is highlighted and holding down the CTRL key for multiple selections. Note that you can remove tags from more than one entry at a time, but only on entries appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Remove" on the "Remove Tags" window will remove the tags from all the selected entries.

You can add descriptive admin tags to your entry by checking the box to the left of the entry and clicking the "Add Admin Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Add Admin Tags" window that opens, type the tags you wish to add, separating the different terms by commas. Note that you can add tags to more than one entry at a time, but only on entries appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Save" on the "Add Admin Tags" window will add the tags to all the selected entries.

You can remove descriptive admin tags from your entry by checking the box to the left of the entry and clicking the "Remove Admin Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Remove Admin Tags" window that opens, select all the tags you wish to remove by clicking the tag in the list so that it is highlighted and holding down the CTRL key for multiple selections. Note that you can remove tags from more than one entry at a time, but only on entries appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Remove" on the "Remove Admin Tags" window will remove the tags from all the selected entries.

You can download files to your computer for offline use by checking the box to the left of the entry and clicking the "Download" button on the bottom of the page. Note that you can download more than one entry at a time, but only on entries appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Download" will present you with a screen to select the format of the video files that you have selected to download. Select your preferred format from the dropdown menu and click "Submit" to proceed. A message will appear stating that links to your downloaded files will be sent to your email. Click "OK" to proceed.

To preview and get the embed code for any of the entries click the "Preview" link under the Preview column on the main list of entries. In the new window that opens you can preview the entry and select the dark or light skin for the player. To add the entry to your site, copy the embed code from the window under the entry and paste it on your site.

Click the name of a specific entry in order to review and edit the information regarding the entry.

In this window you can add or edit the entry"s metadata. You can change the name of the entry, edit tags and admin tags separated by commas, and edit the description. You can also see the current thumbnail of the entry, Entry ID, type of entry (video, video mix, image or audio), moderation status (approved, flagged for review or rejected), duration, date of creation, creator, rating, votes count and number of plays and player loads.

The Metadata screen includes a small player where you can see a preview of your entry, as well as capture a new thumbnail for the entry. In order to select a new thumbnail, play the entry and click the "Capture Thumbnail" button at the frame that you"d like to use for the thumbnail.
After reviewing the editing the entry"s metadata, click the "Save Changes" button to save the metadata information and return to the main list or continue to the "Content" tab to see information about the content.

If the entry you are reviewing is a single file (video, image, audio), then the Content screen will include a table that displays any and all video mixes that the entry has been used in. When clicking on the name of a mix, you will be routed to the detailed information of that specific mix.

If the entry you are reviewing is a Video Mix, then the Content screen will include a table that displays all of the single entries that are included in the mix. When clicking on the name of an entry, you will be routed to the detailed information of that specific entry.

This screen displays a list of all content that has been flagged as inappropriate content by users. The list is sorted by default by the amount of flags that each entry has received. You can sort the list by clicking on the various columns and scroll through the pages at the bottom of the list.
When clicking on the name of an entry, you will be presented with the entry details.

The entry search area enables you to search for specific entries existing in your account. When you click the Moderation tab in the main menu you'll first see the basic search option. Here you can search for any word in the entry name, tags or both. Clicking "Additional Filters" opens further search options including the "Admin Tag Filter" enabling you to search for words in the Admin tags, "Media Type" allowing you to select video, video mix, audio or image entries and "Status" which allows you to select approved, flagged or rejected content. By clicking the calendar icons on the "Created between" field you can also select a date range on which to run your query. You can use one, several or all fields for your query. When more than one field is used, the logical relationship between fields is an "AND" relationship.

When clicking on a certain entry on the list, the entry is loaded in the small player on the right side of the screen. Here you can watch the clip by clicking play, and fast forward to quickly review the clip using the X2, X4 and X8 buttons.

To reject one or more entries, check the box that appears next to the entry name and press the "Reject Selected" button on the bottom of the page. Note that you can reject more than one entry at a time, but only entries appearing on the same page of the main list.

To approve one or more entries, check the box that appears next to the entry name and press the "Approve Selected" button on the bottom of the page. Note that you can approve more than one entry at a time, but only entries appearing on the same page of the main list.

Clicking on the "Ban User" link under the preview player triggers a notification to be sent to your website's CMS with a request to ban the specific user that created the selected entry.

This is the main list of playlists created for your account. Here you can conduct several actions on a specific playlist, or several playlists simultaneously. You can search through playlists, delete playlists, add and remove tags and admin tags, and preview playlists and grab the embed code to add to your site. You can sort the list by clicking the various columns and scroll through the pages at the bottom of the list.

The playlist search area enables you to search for specific playlists existing in your account. When you click the playlist tab in the main menu you'll first see the basic search option. Here you can search for any word in the playlist name, tags or both. Clicking "Additional Filters" opens further search options including the "Admin Tag Filter" enabling you to search for words in the Admin tags, "Media Type" allowing you to select video, video mix, audio or image entries and "Status" which allows you to select approved, flagged or rejected content. By clicking the calendar icons on the "Created between" field you can also select a date range on which to run your query. You can use one, several or all fields for your query. When more than one field is used, the logical relationship between fields is an "AND" relationship.

To delete one or more playlists, check the box that appears next to the playlist name and press the "Delete" button on the bottom of the page. A prompt box will ask you to approve your selection and once you click "Yes" the checked playlists will be deleted. Note that you can delete more than one playlist at a time, but only playlists appearing on the same page of the main list.

You can add descriptive tags to your playlist by checking the box to the left of the playlist and clicking the "Add Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Add Tags" window that opens, type the tags you wish to add, separating the different terms by commas. Note that you can add tags to more than one playlist at a time, but only on playlists appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Save" on the "Add Tags" window will add the tags to all the selected playlists.

You can remove descriptive tags from your playlist by checking the box to the left of the playlist and clicking the "Remove Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Remove Tags" window that opens, select all the tags you wish to remove by standing over the selection so that it is highlighted and holding down the CTRL key for multiple selections. Note that you can remove tags from more than one playlist at a time, but only on playlists appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Remove" on the "Remove Tags" window will remove the tags from all the selected playlists.

You can add descriptive admin tags to your playlist by checking the box to the left of the playlist and clicking the "Add Admin Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Add Admin Tags" window that opens, type the tags you wish to add, separating the different terms by commas. Note that you can add tags to more than one playlist at a time, but only on playlists appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Save" on the "Add Admin Tags" window will add the tags to all the selected playlists.

You can remove descriptive admin tags from your playlist by checking the box to the left of the playlist and clicking the "Remove Admin Tags" button on the bottom of the page. In the "Remove Admin Tags" window that opens, select all the tags you wish to remove by clicking the tag in the list so that it is highlighted and holding down the CTRL key for multiple selections. Note that you can remove tags from more than one playlist at a time, but only on playlists appearing on the same page of the main list. Clicking "Remove" on the "Remove Admin Tags" window will remove the tags from all the selected playlists.

To preview and get the embed code for any of the playlists click the "Preview" link under the Preview column on the main list of playlists. In the new window that opens you can preview the playlist try a variety of playlist styles by selecting different options in the drop down menu at the top of the preview window. To add the playlist to your site, copy the embed code from the window under the playlist and paste it on your site.

To add a manual playlist click the "Add Playlist" button found underneath the search area on the main playlist page. To edit an existing playlist click on the playlist name. Both options will take you to the add/edit metadata and content windows.

In this window you can add or edit the playlist metadata. Select a name for your playlist (required), under the "Type" section select "Manual" from the drop down menu, add tags and admin tags separated by commas, and a description. For existing playlists you can also see the rating, votes count and create date. Note that when editing Metadata, the playlist type cannot be changed. Click the "Save Changes" button to save the metadata information and return to the main list or continue to the Content tab to add content to your playlist.

In this window you can add or edit the playlist content.

Start defining the content of your playlist by searching for the entries youd like to include. When you click the Content tab you'll first see the basic search option. Here you can search for any word in the entry name, tags or both. Clicking "Additional Filters" opens further search options including the "Admin Tag Filter" enabling you to search for words in the Admin tags, "Media Type" allowing you to select video, video mix, audio or image entries and "Status" which allows you to select approved, flagged or rejected content . By clicking the calendar icons on the "Created between" field you can also select a date range on which to run your query. You can use one, several or all fields for your query. When more than one field is used, the logical relationship between fields is an "AND" relationship. To run your query click "Search". The results will appear in the "All Entries" window.

To add entries to your playlist first click on the desired entry feild and then click the forward button to add it to the "Media in Playlist" table. Alternatively, you can double click on the entry line to automatically add it to the "Media in Playlist" list. Click on the entry name to view the metadata and content related to the entry. Learn more here

To remove entries from the playlist simply click on the requested entry in the Media in Playlist table and press the back button.

To change the order of entries in the playlist click on the entry you wish to move and then press the up or down buttons on the bottom of the "Media in Playlist" table.

Under the "Media in Playlist" table you'll be able to see the total number of videos and total playlist duration. Click "Save Changes" to complete the process.

To add a rule-based playlist click the "Add Playlist" button found underneath the search area on the main playlist page. To edit an existing playlist click on the playlist name. Both options will take you to the add/edit metadata and content windows.

In this window you can add or edit the playlist metadata. Select a name for your playlist (required), under the "Type" section select "Rules Based" from the drop down menu, add tags and admin tags separated by commas, and a description. For existing playlists you can also see the rating, votes count and create date. Note that when editing Metadata, the playlist type cannot be changed. Click the "Save Changes" button to save the metadata information and return to the main list or continue to the Content tab to add content to your playlist.

Start creating your rules list by selecting the total number of entries youd like to include in the playlist. Add, edit, remove or move your created rules. You can view the total number of videos and their duration under the main list of rules.

To add a new rule click the "Add Rule" button. An "Add Rule" window will open allowing you to define the rule parameters. Select to show entries from your site only or the Kaltura Network as well, select words from the Tags or Admin Tags and choose one or more media types (video mix, video, audio, image). You can also set the date range by clicking on the calendar icons, order the entries by most viewed, most recent or highest rated and finally limit the maximum entries for this rule. You can use one, several or all fields to create the rule. When more than one field is used, the logical relationship between fields is an "AND" relationship. Click "Save Changes" to complete the process. A single playlist can have more than one rule the entries in the playlist will be displayed according to the order of the rules in the main content menu.

To edit a rule click the rule line on the main table and press the "Edit" button on the bottom of the page. An "Edit Rule" window will open where you can edit any of the rule parameters. Click "Save Changes" to finish.

To remove a rule click the rule line on the main table and press the "Remove" button on the bottom of the page.

To change the order of previously created rules click the rule line that you wish to move and press the up or down arrow buttons on the bottom of the page. The rule will move accordingly.

This section allows you to create a playlist of MRSS feeds from any source.

In this window you can add or edit the playlist metadata. Select a name for your playlist (required), under the "Type" section select "External RSS" from the drop down menu, add tags and admin tags separated by commas, and a description. For existing playlists you can also see the rating, votes count and create date. Note that when editing Metadata, the playlist type cannot be changed. Click the "Save Changes" button to save the metadata information and return to the main list or continue to the Content tab to add content to your playlist.

In this window you can add or edit the source of the MRSS feeds displayed in your playlist. Simply paste the feed URL into the "MRSS feed URL" field. Click "Save Changes" to complete the process.

This is where you can upload large amounts of media files to the Kaltura servers in a simple and streamlined process.

Here you can review the existing upload settings for your account. Click the Click here to edit settings button to edit the settings for each specific bulk upload session.

This option will open the Kaltura Uploader/Importer wizard (Contributor Wizard). Here you can upload videos from your computer or import media from online sources including YouTube, Flickr, MySpace, New York Public Library and more.

Here you can import content from an existing host – this is especially useful for cases where you have a large amount of media files hosted on an online server, such as another video service or an FTP. Follow the instructions in the webpage you to create a CSV file, then click "Browser" to select the file and "Submit CSV" to begin the bulk upload. The table at the bottom of the page displays all of the bulk upload sessions that are related to your account. You may clear the table by clicking the "Refresh Table" button.

This is where you can select the settings for your video transcoding, i.e. how the videos that you are uploading will be transcoded when uploaded to Kaltura’s servers. Videos which are uploaded in different formats are automatically transcoded to FLV files by the system.

The main consideration in selecting your transcoding settings is the tradeoff between size and quality. Higher quality videos require larger files that may cause buffering events during playback. Additional parameters that need to be taken into consideration are the quality of the source video file uploaded, the amount of movement in the video (higher movement requires higher quality, for example sports videos) and the size of the player in which the video will be played.

The transcoding settings allow you to control and manipulate all these parameters. These settings will take effect for all upload sessions via the management console unless you change them for each upload session.

Transcoder Selection

Kaltura uses a variety of transcoding tools both open source and commercial. Commercial transcoders typically provide improved quality and smaller file sizes which result in smoother playback and less buffering events.

Available Encoding Formats:

• Standard Web Quality FLV (Bitrate: 400kbps)– minimal in size, loads fast with minimal buffering events, best for videos with little movement. Appropriate for 750kbps connection
• Good Web Quality FLV (Bitrate: 800kbps)– presents a good balance between file size and quality. Appropriate for 1500kbps connection
• Excellent Web Quality FLV (Bitrate: 1200kbps)– may result in a relatively large file, appropriate for videos with a lot of movement. Appropriate for 3000kbps connection and above
• HD Content H264 – maximum quality. May create a long loading time & buffering events when playing online. Could be used for download for offline viewing.

Remixing Quality

If you are uploading videos that are intended for remixing and editing with Kaltura’s online editing tools, the Kaltura servers will optimize the settings to support remixing. If you are uploading videos that are intended for viewing only, it is recommended to keep this unchecked.

The aspect ratio is the ratio between the width and the height of the video. Most common ratios are:
(i) 4:3 – normal screen; and
(ii) 16:9 – wide screen. When playing a wide screen video in a normal (4:3) screen there will be black margins on the video. In most cases, keeping the original ratio is the best configuration.

By checking the “Optimize Video Viewing” box, you can select to transcode the original video into a smaller file that is set to the specific size of the video player. If not checked, the size of the original file will be maintained. Note that this is an advanced setting that can help save on hosting and streaming, however it is recommended to use this only if the size of the player is definite.

If checked , FLV files that are included in the upload will not be transcoded, but will remain with their existing transcoding. This is useful when you have already optimized the content in its FLV format.

Entry

Any item of content appearing in your account, such as video, video mix, audio or image.

Tag

A non-hierarchical keyword or term assigned to an entry to help describe it and allow it to be found again through a search.

Admin Tags

A non-hierarchical keyword or term assigned to an entry to help describe it and allow it to be found again through a search by an administrator. Admin tags can only be added by the system administrator.

Video Mix

A video made up of two or more entries.

Moderation Status

This is the status of moderation for each entry. There are three possible statuses. By default all entries are given the status "approved", unless flagged by a user as containing inappropriate content, or changed by an administrator:

Approved

The default status for all entries OR content that has been flagged, reviewed and manually approved by a moderator.

Flagged for Review

The default status for all entries OR content that has been flagged, reviewed and manually approved by a moderator.

Rejected

Content that has been rejected by a moderator and will no longer appear on the site. The content remains in the system, marked as rejected, and moderators can continue to change the status in the future.

Player loads

The number of times the player loads onto a web page – i.e. the number of times a page containing a player is loaded (impressions).

Plays

The number of times an entry is played. Plays are counted when a user clicks play or when a video set to auto-play begins to run.

Metadata

Descriptive information about an entry or playlist.

Thumbnail

A small version of an image or an image representing a video, used for preview purposes.

Playlist

A list of entries that are streamed one after the other.

Rating

The average rating for a video is 1-5 stars. Note that this is only relevant for sites using the Kaltura rating widget or rating API.

Vote Count

The amount of votes accumulated for a specific entry. Note that this is only relevant for sites using the Kaltura voting widget or voting API.

MRSS

Media RSS (MRSS) is an RSS module used for syndicating multimedia files (audio, video, image) in RSS feeds.

Rule

A set of parameters that determine which entries appear on a playlist.

Account Section

The Usage tab allows you to check your bandwidth consumption. The term bandwidth encompasses both the storage space and the streaming of your videos. At the top of the screen you can see the total bandwidth consumption in GB, and how much of that is taken up by storage.

The column chart enables you to view your streaming consumption, by month or by year. Click either the "View Monthly" or "View Yearly" buttons and select the required month/year from the drop down menu. Mousing over the graph bars will show you the exact consumption per day/month. You can also view the data a continuous line format by clicking the button on the top right of the chart area.

This area includes the data you submitted during the registration process. You can change or update any of the details in this section. Multiple content categories can be selected by holding down the CTRL key.

Change email – to change your email, just enter the new one in the email text box and click "Save Changes". For authentication purposes, a confirmation email will be sent to both the old and new email addresses.
Change Password – to change your password first enter the old password, then the new one and a confirmation of the new one. Click "Save Changes" to complete the process. An email with the new password will be sent to you.

Your Partner ID is your site’s identification and ticket to the Kaltura platform and API, and will enable you to connect to Kaltura, display media, upload media and experience all of Kaltura's functionality.

Changing these settings will take affect only for new content ingested (from the moment changes have been saved) and is not retroactive.

Append Entry to Video Mix
This option by default appends new content that has been uploaded to a mix automatically so that it is ready to be displayed in the player as part of the mix. Selecting "False" will make the content available in the KMC but does not add the content to the mix itself.

Appear in Uploader Search
This option allows partners to choose if the content they ingest via Kaltura is:
• Public : appears for all Kaltura partners who add Kaltura as a media source in the uploader or in any web-based Kaltura directory of content.
• Available only to your site users.
• Private: Does not appear in searches at all.

Return List of User Clips
This option refers to the Kaltura editor widget. If selected, the editor will load with both mix content clips and all previously added user clips.

User Page & Media Page URL format
To integrate Kaltura on your site so that entry objects can be displayed in galleries, the Kaltura entry object has 2 parameters: [partnerLandingPage][userLandingPage] To point to these parameters, you can do 1 of 2 things:
• Enter a base URL to which Kaltura will append the user ID/Entry ID.
• Enter the URL syntax of your choice, and make sure you add {uid} for users and {id} for entries.

User Upload Limit
By default users can upload files up to 150 MB per file. This can be changed here. Note that users cannot upload more than 1GB, per session. E.g., setting the upload limit to 100MB allows users to upload up to 10 files at a time.

The Kaltura servers send notifications using http post requests to a given dispatcher URL on the partner host servers. For more information, see: http://corp.kaltura.com/wiki/index.php/Guides:Process_a_Notification.

Application Studio Section

This page shows the list of the players defined in the system. It shows both default players that are included within the system, as well as players defined and created by administrators via the KMC.

To edit players previously created via the KMC, click on the relevant line in the Player List and then click "Edit" (players created manually through Kaltura's professional services cannot be edited in this area). This will open the player configuration area described in the following sections. Note that any changes you make to an existing player will carry over to any place it has been embedded - on your site as well as any syndicated players on other sites.

To duplicate players previously created via the KMC, click on the relevant line in the Player List and then click "Duplicate" (players created manually through Kaltura's professional services cannot be duplicated in this area). This will open the player configuration area described in the following sections. Duplication creates a copy of an existing player to use as a starting point for further editing, without making changes to the original player.

To delete a player, select the relevant line on the Player List and then click "Delete". Note that deleting a player eliminates it from all the locations where it has been previously embedded – i.e. if you have embedded a player using this design on your site or an external site, after you delete it from the Player List, the player will no longer appear and a blank area will be displayed on the website.

To create a new player click on the "Create New Player (Wizard)" button.

In this area you can change the player name and choose between a normal and wide video, as well as opt to either keep or stretch your media to fit the player when the media and player aspect ratios are different. The auto-play functions enable you to set the player to automatically play as soon as the webpage and player load, either with normal volume or muted. If you're creating a Player & Playlist you'll also see the Playlist Controls – check "Automatically continue" to play the playlist media consecutively. Some playlists include both video clips as well as images – here you can also set the duration for images to be displayed during the continuous play of the playlist.

In the Features Tab you can select the features (buttons, layers and modules) to be included in your player. The main screen is divided into the Features List on the left and the Preview Pane on the right. As you select your features from the list, you can preview the changes in real time in the preview pane on the right,

This area contains the list of configurable features (buttons, layers and modules) available for this player. Checking the box next to any feature allows you to preview it in the Preview Pane. Most of the features have in-depth configuration options. To view and customize the different features click the "options" link next to each feature name.

Features are grouped by their type / usage:

The Controls area includes basic player features, such as title text, play, scrubber and more. You can also access each of these features using the javascript API.

The Viral & Distribution area includes features that assist in content distribution, such as the download and share buttons. Note that the download button only supports downloads of single video files and does not support mix downloads - contact Kaltura Professional Services to enable download of mix content

The UGC & User Interaction area includes participatory features such as media uploading and remixing.

Note that adding the Remix button does not automatically enable the Kaltura editor.

The Data Layer includes add-on features such as subtitles and advertising - contact Kaltura Professional Services to enable download of mix content.

The Custom Buttons area requires a higher level of expertise, and enables you to customize your player via JavaScript. Buttons evoke pre-defined JavaScript functions. For more information on how to configure the player using JavaScript.

The Playlist Items area allows you to select which information will be presented for each item on the playlist, for instance: show thumbnail, rank, tags and more.

The Preview Pane enables you to preview the selections you make in the Features List area as well as define the player size and preview the player in different states (during play, pause, end etc.).

Set the player size by selecting the width. The player height will adjust accordingly based on the width and the video screen ratio selected in the Template Tab.

These buttons enable you to preview the player in different states: before play, during play, paused and end screen. Alternatively you can simply play the demo content within the player, pause the video manually, etc.

In the Style and Color Tab you can select the theme, colors and fonts for your player.

Select either a dark or light player skin.

Choose the color of the icons and labels by clicking the small square. This will open a color picker where you can select a color or enter a color value.

Select either dark or light on-video buttons – these are the control buttons that are displayed on top of the video during the certain selected states (play, pause, end).

This defines the color of the on-video buttons as you hover over them with your mouse. Clicking the small square will open a color picker where you can select a color or enter a color value.

Select the font style of the text that appears on the on-video buttons.

The Content Tab area enables you to add previously created playlists to your new playlist. This enables you to create a playlist with multiple tabs that viewers can click through to see related playlists. The previously created playlists are created via the Content section of the KMC, where you can select specific media entries to be included in a single playlist (manually, rules-based or RSS playlists).

Select the required playlist from the list on the left and use the forward arrow button to add it to your new playlist. The name of the playlist will appear on the playlist tab. If you choose more than one playlist, multiple tabs will be created.

Select the playlist you wish to remove from the list on the right and use the back arrow button to remove it from the list.

Select a playlist and use the up and down buttons on the bottom of the list to change the order of the playlists. This will also change the order of the playlist tabs.