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KSE Publish to Youtube?
Tue, 06/08/2010 - 18:36
Hello all,
I am using KSE to create a video editor for a client, so far everything is going great! The one question I have is saving/publishing when the video is complete. The client would like these 3 options:
1. Save to desktop
2. Publish to gallery (directory on the web server)
3. Publish to Youtube
I'm wondering if anyone has tried publishing to Youtube directly from the KSE (or KAE) editor directly?
Ideally the user would be able to login to their account & upload the video directly to Youtube. Maybe we could automatically have all videos published to one single "master" account?
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Thu, 06/10/2010 - 23:54
#2
Hi Kalturian, thanks so much for the response. Okay, I understand that, this makes sense. Do you have any suggestions on how to be able to do save a single video file from the production created via the KSE?
The ability to save to your desktop & share/publish is really what the client is looking for. I've been poking around looking for answers, but nothing definitive just yet. Any help is greatly appreciated!
So far the Kaltura platform is awesome, just trying to extend the features to meet client needs.
Wed, 06/23/2010 - 20:38
#3
jlindo, did you find a solution here? the non-profit I'm working with is looking to do the same thing. to use Kaltura (intergrated into Wordpress) as a cloud editing and video managing system, publishing our user's video to YouTube in the process. any admin from Kaltura have anything to add on this?
thanks!
Mike
Sat, 08/28/2010 - 04:38
#4
Hi,
Did anyone find a way to publish movies created with Kaltura CE editor to YouTube?
Thanks,
Lior
Hi,
The KAE produce XML mixs (an xml that links to other media files and describe the way they are played and manipulated) are later played back by the KDP (the KDP has a plugin that read the XML, loads the media files and at run-time plays back the mix).
In order to submit your mix to YouTube you will have to find a way to flatten this mix to a single video file that YouTube can process.