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Tutorials · 6 min read
Use Flask with Dropzone.js to upload videos under 200 MiB (no client)
Use dropzone.js with Python's flask to create a server you can use to upload videos under 200 MiB to api.video with. This version does not use a client.

Erikka Innes · June 22, 2021
Tutorials · 8 min read
Video event analysis using api.video sessions
Have you ever wondered *how much* of a video has been watched? IN this tutorial, we'll analyze the session events to determine if a video was fully watched or not.

Doug Sillars · June 21, 2021
Use cases · 3 min read
Case Study: How InEvent used api.video to produce virtual and hybrid events
We sat down with Mauricio Giordano, CTO and CoFounder of InEvents to find out how api.video helped them create events with beautiful, high quality HLS live streams.

Erikka Innes · June 17, 2021
Video trends · 4 min read
5 ways the human eye impacts how we do video compression
The strengths and weaknesses of the human eye greatly impact the way we create video compression standards. If you know a little about how human sight works, you can make better choices when you optimize your video compression.

Erikka Innes · June 16, 2021
Product updates · 2 min read
api.video announces a new PHP client
api.video's new PHP client is PSR-18 compliant and ready for use in all your video PHP projects.

Erikka Innes · June 15, 2021
Tutorials · 4 min read
Upload a video with the api.video Python Client
Upload a video from your computer to api.video using our Python Client! This works for small or large video files over 199 MiB, the client handles chunked uploads for you.

Erikka Innes · June 11, 2021
Tutorials · 3 min read
React Native Livestream Module: building the sample app
Have you wanted to add the ability for your mobile users to live stream, right in your app? With our react native live stream module, you can easily integrate api.video live streaming into your mobile application

Doug Sillars · June 10, 2021
Video trends · 13 min read
The history of video compression standards, from 1929 until now
Video compression may seem very modern, but it has a long history that goes all the way back to 1929, when it was first suggested for analog video!

Erikka Innes · June 9, 2021
Tutorials · 4 min read
Upload many files at once with HTML and JavaScript
If you can upload one video, why not two, three or more? In this tutorial, we'll extend the code from upload.a.video to upload many videos at once.

Doug Sillars · June 7, 2021
Tutorials · 4 min read
Migrate your Node app to our new API client
Our migration guide from the NodeJS SDK to the NODEJS API client makes migrating your app easy. See how I did 2 migrations with just a few minor changes to my code.

Doug Sillars · June 4, 2021