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Learn how to incorporate realtime data into your livestream while keeping the users engaged.

Learn what are private videos and how to use them in order to restrict or limit access to videos that shouldn't be public

Integrate an upload button in minutes in your React application with our new upload button package 🚀

In this tutorial, we will create a Udemy-like learning platform with api.video using Next.js, React, and Typescript. Udemy is an open online learning and teaching marketplace.

This tutorial will show how quickly and straightforward you can build a YouTube clone with api.video and Next.js.

Using our APIs (and our SDKs) are a straightforward and easy way to add video to your service.

Have you tried our demos at a.video? Have you wanted to launch a demo app using your api.video credentials? In this post, we'll walk you through the steps to launch your own version!

Adding intro and exit 'bumpers' to a video help viewers know what to expect, but it can be a very lengthy manual process. This demo application automates the process for you.

When your video has been uploaded to api.video, we return the player URL. Our video encoding is VERY fast, but generally, it does take a bit of time for the video to actually be ready for playback. In this demo, we'll use our Webhooks to push a message when the encoding is ready.. Once your server receives the notification, you can display the player URL with confidence that the video will be ready to play.

We want our users to upload videos. But sometimes, we get too much of a good thing. In this post, we walk through how to add a rate limiter to video uploads.