A guide to embed the Kaltura Caption Editor in your web application. Kaltura has a rich captioning Experience that is available in the KMC
However, you also are able to embed the caption editor by itself as shown below:
To use the demo, supply a media entry id from your account that can be acquired via:https://developer.kaltura.com/console/service/media/action/list
The caption editor will only work with media entries that already have existing captions. If you wanted to create an experience where captions are able to be added for the first time, you could create a blank CaptionAsset by following this workflow:
https://developer.kaltura.com/workflows/Enrich_and_Organize_Metadata/Captions
Fill out all the variables as specified and run the example.
- Install https://nodejs.org/en/
- Copy env.template to .env and fill in your information
- run npm install
- npm run dev for developement
- npm start for production
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- Read the Code of conduct and be patient and respectful
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