New version of non-KAF Moodle plugins

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Hello, everyone.

This is an announcement.

We have released new version of non-KAF moodle plugins for the Kaltura CE.
Latest version of our plugins (YU Kaltura Media Package) is 1.2.0.
Now, these plugins are published in the Moodle plugin directory and the Github.

In old versions, teachers (students) must upload/record a media by using “My Media” before using the media in resource (activity) modules.
In version 1.2.0, the teachers (the students) can upload/record new media when they embed (submit) the media in resource (activity) modules.
Therefore, we have created new setting items in setting page of local plugin.
By using these items, administrators can permit users to upload/record media in resource and activity modules.
However, these new forms are not be displayed correctly on low resolution screens, so new uploading/recording functions may not work well with smartphones.
As in previous versions, users can also upload/record the media using the “My Media”.

And, by changes of specifications of WebRTC APIs in the Mozilla Firefox, our webcam recorder was not able to work with the Firefox 62.0.0 and later versions.
This issue has been fixed in version 1.2.0.

we hope that our plugins will be helpful for something.

Regards

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Hello, everyone.

We have released new version of plugins (version 1.2.1).
In previous versions, “Invalid KS” errors occur in some server environments.
In such environments, administrators cannot install our plugins.
So that, we have fixed a program to connect the Kaltura server and the Moodle server.
By this change, our plugins will work in more server environments.

Regards

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Hello, everyone.

This is an announcement.

Today, we released the YU Kaltura Media package (a series of non-KAF Moodle plugins) version 1.4.0.
This version has the following features:

  1. This version supports the Moodle GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) APIs.
  2. Webcam recorder supports the Safari 12.x/13.x on macOS. So, users can take a video by using webcam on their MacBook, and can upload it.
  3. Atto HTML editor’s sub-plugin (now, waiting for approval) will added to our package. By using this plugin, users can upload their media an embed it into textarea of various Moodle content (labels, pages, questions, reports, etc.).

Regards