Video Status given the filename #22
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Dear Jose Luis, You can see the current state of the video in the 'Platform Administration' list: Here is the detail page: with the link to the new locator: http://stream17.noterik.com/progressive/stream17/domain/linkedtv/user/avro/video/112/ Here is the data in the repository: And you can still watch the video with following link, because we do not delete files after transferred to noteric: Probably a search function with title name can be added to the 'Platform Administration' to find the searched video. Regards, Ali Ali Sarioglu Condat AG fon +49(30)3949 1459 email mailto:ali.sarioglu@condat.de ali.sarioglu@condat.demailto:ali.sarioglu@condat.deVorstand: Dr. Christof Peltason(CEO) HRB Berlin Charlottenburg 83319From: Jose Luis Redondo Garcia [mailto:notifications@github.com] Is there any way to check the video statuses by providing the corresponding filename in the FTP server? For example, I would like to see if the video at: Thanks in advance! Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/22. |
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Yes, I think the feature request was exactly to have a search function in the platform, so that if one has a video filename, one can immediately search for the status rather than browsing the soon long list of videos ingested in the platform. By the way, what are the credentials to use at http://api.linkedtv.eu/login ? |
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Hello Ali: Thank you for your answer! This clarifies things. Additionally, after browsing some MediaResources another question comes to my mind. What would we exactly expect to find under the property "Relation"? For example: I see there the corresponding exmaralda file (which makes sense). But then, what happens with the other available metadata files that are also already in the platform? (Ej. subtitles at http://api.linkedtv.eu/data/SV/final/subs/TUSSEN_KUNST_-AVR00008KC3_115000_2834240.srt) KR: |
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Hello Jose Luis,
You can also get an XML by a GET http://api.linkedtv.eu/mediaresource/b82fb032-d95e-11e2-951c-f8bdfd0abfbd/mediaresourcerelation request with accept:application/rdf Or in a browser http://api.linkedtv.eu/mediaresource/b82fb032-d95e-11e2-951c-f8bdfd0abfbd/mediaresourcerelation.xml 524 http://api.linkedtv.eu/data/Platform/40c56ac3-537c-4a20-a12c-09d3faea68c6-video.mp4 relatedContentEvery media resource relation has two entries: relationTarget and relationType. I thought that all partners know this. I will create a list of possible relationType's and put it into the wikipage, to keep it sync with all partners. Regards, Ali Ali Sarioglu Condat AG fon +49(30)3949 1459 email mailto:ali.sarioglu@condat.de ali.sarioglu@condat.demailto:ali.sarioglu@condat.deVorstand: Dr. Christof Peltason(CEO) HRB Berlin Charlottenburg 83319From: Jose Luis Redondo Garcia [mailto:notifications@github.com] Hello Ali: Thank you for your answer! This clarifies things. Additionally, after browsing some MediaResources another question comes to my mind. What would we exactly expect to find under the property "Relation"? For example: I see there the corresponding exmaralda file (which makes sense). But then, what happens with the other available metadata files that are also already in the platform? (Ej. subtitles at http://api.linkedtv.eu/data/SV/final/subs/TUSSEN_KUNST_-AVR00008KC3_115000_2834240.srt) KR: Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/22#issuecomment-43206866. |
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Hello Ali: Thanks! That confirmed what I intuitively figured out after taking a look at some MediaResources. Related material in general, this is useful. In any case, continuing with the second question I did before I still would have expected to find the subtitles in there, because they are available in the platform: Ofc there are many kinds of related material we can think about, but It would be probably nice to have the main three (exmaralda, subtitles, legacy) linked from there when possible. Thanks: |
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Hello Jose Luis,
In the cases of automated data import from rbb it happens. Anyone who create a media resource and upload related material should afterwards import this information in the database of the 'Platform Administration'. This can make by following POST request: POST http://api.linkedtv.eu/mediaresource/[UUID-of-media-resource]/mediaresourcerelation HEADER: BODY: http://api.localhost:8080/subtitle-example.srt srtFor relationType, probably not the file extension would better. For example 'subtitle' as you mentioned makes more sense. Regards, Ali Ali Sarioglu Condat AG fon +49(30)3949 1459 email mailto:ali.sarioglu@condat.de ali.sarioglu@condat.demailto:ali.sarioglu@condat.deVorstand: Dr. Christof Peltason(CEO) HRB Berlin Charlottenburg 83319From: Jose Luis Redondo Garcia [mailto:notifications@github.com] Hello Ali: Thanks! That confirmed what I intuitively figured out after taking a look at some MediaResources. Related material in general, this is useful. In any case, continuing with the second question I did before I still would have expected to find the subtitles in there, because they are available in the platform: Ofc there are many kinds of related material we can think about, but It would be probably nice to have the main three (exmaralda, subtitles, legacy) linked from there when possible. Thanks: Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/22#issuecomment-43214289. |
Is there any way to check the video statuses by providing the corresponding filename in the FTP server?
For example, I would like to see if the video at:
ftp://ftp.condat.de/archive/Data/SV/final/video/TUSSEN_KUNST_-AVR00008Q6E_115000_2845960.mp4
has been already stored in Noterik's platform.
Thanks in advance!
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