Hi,
I did some silly. So I Have round about 500 Videos that dont have any flavors and sources.
I Cant reupload them because a big part of this entrys is already embedded.
Is there a way to Upload the Sourcevideos per script?
Hi @Raumen837,
You can use the media service addContent() and updateContent() methods.
There is a script demonstrating usage here:
/opt/kaltura/bin/clip_test.php
In that context it is done for clipping and trimming but it’s the same general idea. Just need to use a different resource type.
Hi @jess,
i tried something but i stuck on one Problem.
I cant create upload Tokens.
If I want to create the uploadToken this error appears:
PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function add() on a non-object in /opt/kaltura/reupload.php on line 30
I dont know what is wrong with this code.
I tried to use the TestConsole. This one works fine. But is not automated.
I have round about 450 Videos.
<?php
require_once('/opt/kaltura/web/content/clientlibs/php5/KalturaClient.php');
$userId = null;
$expiry = null;
$privileges = "disableentitlement";
$partnerId = 102;
$secret = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxx';
$type = KalturaSessionType::ADMIN;
$config = new KalturaConfiguration($partnerId);
$config->serviceUrl = 'https://foobar.foo/';
$client = new KalturaClient($config);
$ks = $client->generateSession($secret, $userId, $type, $partnerId);
$client->setKs($ks);
$uploadToken = new KalturaUploadToken();
$result = $client->uploadtoken->add($uploadToken);
$uploadTokenId = $result;
$fileData = ‘/opt/kaltura/temp_reupload/0_00kkyg79.mpg’;
$resume = null;
$finalChunk = null;
$resumeAt = null;
$result2 = $client->uploadtoken->upload($uploadTokenId, $fileData, $resume, $finalChunk, $resumeAt);
$entryId = ‘0_00kkyg79’;
$resource = new KalturaUploadedFileTokenResource();
$resource->token = $result;
$conversionProfileId = null;
$advancedOptions = null;
$result = $client->media->updateContent($entryId, $resource, $conversionProfileId, $advancedOptions)
I cant really test the rest of the code. I stuck on this Error.
Did you have an idea ?
Thx for your help (all the time ^^)
Hi @Raumen837,
$result2 = $client->uploadtoken->upload($uploadTokenId, $fileData, $resume, $finalChunk, $resumeAt);
Should be:
$result2 = $client->uploadToken->upload($uploadTokenId, $fileData, $resume, $finalChunk, $resumeAt);
See /opt/kaltura/bin/upload_test.php as reference.