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We invite the entire developer community to join us in building the first open-source video platform for interactive and collaborative rich-media. Our goal is to enable advanced interactive video functionalities on any site. We look forward to seeing what you can do with the technology, and value your input and feedback.

Here you will find information regarding Kaltura's platform and integration, access detailed documentation and information regarding integration with Kaltura's API, and be able to get access to all the code and tools you need in order to enjoy Kaltura's robust collaborative media platform.

Easily Enable Video on Your Site - Prepare Yourself and Get Started!

Getting Started	Documentation	Widgets	Applications	Contribute
Kaltura Platform Overview	Frequently Asked Questions	Kaltura Dynamic Player (KDP)	WordPress Plugin	Kaltura Community
Prepare for Integration	Kaltura API	Kaltura Uploader/Importer - Contribution Wizard (KCW)	MediaWiki Extension	Kaltura Forums
Basic Integration Guides	SDL - Sequence Description Language	Kaltura Simple Editor (KSE)	Drupal Module	Kaltura Source Code
Additional How-To Guides	KEditor and KPlayer Framework	Kaltura Premium Editor	Sample Implementations	Developers Mailing List
API Test Console	SDK Overview

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[edit] About Kaltura

Kaltura has developed the first open source video platform for video management, creation, interaction and collaboration. Kaltura’s platform enables any site to seamlessly and cost-effectively integrate advanced interactive rich-media functionalities, such as searching, uploading, importing, editing, annotating, remixing, and sharing of video, audio, and photo files. The platform also includes unique collaboration functionalities that allow groups of users to create together, and enables publishers to access and syndicate reusable content across the Kaltura Network of content and to enjoy aggregated hosted video services such as video advertising, professional editing, and DVD printing. Kaltura’s free open source code is available for web developers in the form of an extensive Software Development Kit, and as self-serve packages for publishers in the form of automatic extensions and plugins for leading content management, blogging and collaboration platforms such as WordPress, and MediaWiki.

Founded in 2006, Kaltura's management and advisory team includes top notch advertising, marketing, and media executives as well as open source experts and seasoned technology entrepreneurs, including co-founders of ICQ, Cyota, and Destinator Technologies. Since its public launch in September 2007, New York-based Kaltura has won numerous awards and endorsements, including the TechCrunch40 People’s Choice award (2007), the Mashable video-sharing ‘Open Web’ award (2007), a TWS ‘top 10’ company (2008), an AlwaysOn ‘Global 250’ company (2008), and one of Esquire Magazine’s ‘most promising’ Web 3.0 companies (2008). For more information, visit http://corp.kaltura.com or the Kaltura blog.