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Panopto upload process #124
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This documentation for the Panopto video upload process is clear and well-organized, providing a step-by-step guide to uploading videos using the Panopto REST API. It explains how to create a session, upload videos in parts, create a manifest file, and finalize the session. The use of detailed examples and clear instructions makes it easy to understand and follow.
Great work @washyking on creating such a helpful and practical guide!
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Approved. I found this document incredibly helpful; its detailed, step-by-step guide simplifies the Panopto video upload process and serves as a fantastic resource for both new students and future OnTrack integration efforts.
@washyking - is this PR out of date? I see the same file in #120 and looks like that has been updated to use the standard ruby library instead of AWS S3. |
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This document outlines key information about the process of uploading videos to Panopto using the Panopto REST API. While this isn't a comprehensive guide, it highlights the steps involved in creating a session, performing a multipart upload of the video file, creating the manifest, and finalising the upload. This serves as an informational resource for implementing the video upload functionality in the future. Additional research and context will be needed to fully integrate these steps into OnTrack.
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