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Join us in building the first open source interactive video platform!

 Here you'll find updated Kaltura documentation and information on how to become a Kaltura developer and submit your own extensions and fixes.

  • Subscribe to the Kaltura Developers Community updates - TBD
  • Get help and discuss Kaltura on the forums - TBD
  • Submit Bugs and Feature requests - TBD
  • Help in writing documents and tutorials - TBD
  • Become part of the team! - TBD
  • Translate Kaltura locales to your language - TBD



Contents

[edit] Overview

This page is geared towards providing a deeper understanding of how Kaltura works. It is intended for developers interested in using and extending the Kaltura platform.
Before you start, it is advised to read the following as an overview and introduction to the Kaltura SDK:

  1. Kaltura SDK overview.
  2. Kaltura FAQ - high level features FAQ.
  3. The life cycle of a media clip uploaded to the Kaltura Network.


[edit] First things first - become a partner

In order to use Kaltura's API you must have a valid Partner ID.
Become a Kaltura partner

[edit] Kaltura API

The following is documentation on the Kaltura API and how to use it KalturaAPI

[edit] Kaltura Extensions for widely used platforms

  1. MediaWiki Extension.
  2. WordPress Kaltura plugin. TBD

[edit] Adobe Flex 3 Application Framework

The CVF (Collaborative Video Framework) is an application framework for building collaborative interactive video RIAs using Adobe Flex 3 utilizing the Kaltura platform.

  1. The SDL, the Sequence Description Language is an XML description of a Kaltura video. The CVF parses and builds the SDL to create collaborative Kaltura videos.
  2. The CVF documentation. TBD
  3. The CVF ASDocs. TBD

[edit] Adobe Flex 3 Applications

Flex 3 Applications that utilize the Kaltura platform:

  1. Kaltura Dynamic Player, a dynamic UI player that uses the CVF to play and interact with Kaltura videos.
  2. Simple Editor, a video editing application that is built on top of the CVF and can perform all editing capabilities, such as trimming, adding transitions, soundtracks, effects etc. (Done not include overlays and soundtrack timeline editing, which can be found in the Kaltura advanced editor).
  3. Contributor Wizard, an asset contribution wizard used for adding content from the multiple sources in the Kaltura Network to collaborative videos.
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