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You can use the Account Settings page in the Video Cloud Studio to manage global settings for your Video Cloud account.

An overview of BEML, the XML-based system for creating custom player templates.

Through this document, you will become familiar with the Media module. This document shows you how to launch the Media module, walks you through different panes in the module, and explains what you can do to your media assets by using the menus in those panes.

This document provides an overview of the Video Cloud Flash-only player framework, a powerful way to build customer-facing video-centric user interfaces for your Flash players on your websites.

Learn how to use FTP batch provisioning to add or edit assets without using the Media module in the Video Cloud Studio.

Learn about how to use FTP batch provisioning to modify videos you've already added to your Video Cloud Media Library.

A summary of the different methods you can use to upload your videos into your Video Cloud Media Library and the benefits and disadvantages of each.

BEML player templates are specified in XML documents that are governed by the BEML DTD. Click here for a reference to the BEML DTD.

This article provides a decision tree to help you determine the right Player API for your solution, and recommends resources for getting started with the approach you choose.

This document presents the basic steps to help you get started making Media API queries from JavaScript.

A reference document for the FTP Batch Provisioning XML manifest file that you must create to use the Video Cloud FTP Batch Provisioning system.

In this topic, you will learn how to use an HTML page to upload a video to your media library using Java and the Media Write API. A servlet class handles the HTML form page, taking the video name, description, and file, and passes them into the create_video method.

By downloading and examining the example code, you will learn how to programmatically upload video with Java and the Media Write API and customize the application as needed.

This document lists the Flash-only Player API method and event names, with their the Smart Player API equivalents.

This document walks you through the steps required to publish a Video Cloud player in an HTML page and begin interacting with it using the Flash-only Player API. Video Cloud exposes a API in JavaScript for Flash players, so all you need is a text editor and web browser to work with it.