It is now possible for instructors to download their own Kaltura videos and audio recordings! Follow the instructions below to learn how: _Note: This feature is currently not supported in Safari. We recommend using Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox to download your Kaltura media. _ 1. Under **My Media**, select **Ed...
* Teaching Assistants will appear in the **user panel** as moderators. [Learn more about the moderator role][1] in BigBlueButton. * The [Locking viewers][2] option allows you to prevent students from from accessing the specific items (e.g., If you do not want students chatting while you are talking, you can lock ch...
_Note: If you are wanting to learn how to share or give away ownership of your Kaltura media, please see this instructional guide: [how to share or give away media ownership in Kaltura.][1]_ Once you have [recorded][2] or [uploaded][3] your video(s) or audio recording(s) into [My Media][4], there are several methods y...
If you are having difficulty uploading a video to [Kaltura][1] in Canvas, you may need to compress the video's file size. To do so, FSU ODL Technical Support recommends the use of Handbrake. To use Handbrake, please follow the directions below: 1. Download the [appropriate version of Handbrake for your computer][2] ...
Kaltura accepts a wide variety of audio, video, and image file types, and does not have an upper limit on the file size of media you can upload. Here is a list of some of the more common file types that Kaltura can process: * 3gp -- Multimedia Mobile Format * asf -- Microsoft Media * avi -- Audio Video Interleav...
Kaltura allows you to make changes to videos after they have already been uploaded into your My Media page. You can alter the video description, adjust which formats are available for download, and even replace the video file entirely. If you would like to learn more, you can consult the directions below, and/or view [...
Under the Canvas **Help** menu, select the **Instructors: My Media (Kaltura) **or **Students: My Media (Kaltura)** option that matches your primary role in FSU's Canvas: ![][1] If you get an "Access Denied" message, it means you are not enrolled in the course whose link you clicked on. If you are a student, simply [r...
![Kaltura Logo][1] [Kaltura Accessibility Statement][2] [Kaltura Privacy Policy][3] Kaltura lets you create and share an unlimited amount of videos and audio recordings in Canvas. Uploaded files are automatically converted into multiple formats for a seamless viewing experience. No plugins or special software is req...
The file size limit for uploading and hosting an item in Canvas Files is 500 MB. For sharing videos we recommend that you use Kaltura to upload and host your video, and then embed it or link to it in your Canvas site. Further resources: * [Overview of the Kaltura Video App for Canvas][1] * [Kaltura Video App for ...
Kaltura provides an automatic captioning system for uploaded videos. If you are the video owner or [you have been added as a co-editor for the video][1], then you can also edit these captions manually if you so desire. This guide will provide the procedure for doing so. _Please Note: It is best to use [Google Chrome][...