Developer

Using dynamic script tags to access the Media API from JavaScript

Read More

This sample application uses the Media API to query for a list of the five most-viewed videos in the past week, and displays them in an HTML sidebar. The videos are clickable and launch a player in a new window.

Read More

Examples of custom player templates that use the media controls BEML components.

Read More

Brightcove player templates enable you to create your own custom components. Custom components can be visual components, like a sidebar listing popular videos or a banner displaying a promotion, or non-visual components, like an analytics SWF.

Read More

This document provides an overview of how to use XMLHttp from JavaScript to call the Media API via a server-side proxy. Using the XMLHttp object in JavaScript to make calls to the Media API means you don't have to reload the page in order to get more data from the server. Rather, you can make an "inline" request and update only the parts of the current page that you want to change.

Read More

Once you have created a custom component that you want to include in your players, you can add it to a Brightcove player template, using BEML. How you add a custom component to your player template depends on whether it's a visual component, which needs to be located at a specifed spot in the player layout, or a non-visual component, which doesn't need to appear in the player layout. In either case, you need to make sure that your custom component file is hosted at a URL that the Brightcove player can reach, and that you have accounted for Flash's cross-domain security constraints.

Read More

Label texts in Brightcove players are specified in label elements in a player template. This enables you to easily customize the texts of all the labels visible to your viewers. You can customize label texts to localize a player for a particular language, or just because you want your play button to say "Go!" instead of "Play."

Read More

Once you've added your custom player template in the Publishing module, you can create any number of instances of your custom player, just as you can with the standard Brightcove player templates. This topic describes how you can also edit a custom template, copy a template, or delete a template.

Read More

Recommendations about how to secure your application's interaction with the Media API.

Read More

This topic describes how you can get the output from the read methods in the Brightcove Media API in XML, using MRSS, rather than the default JSON output.

Read More