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🔎 In this article, we'll explore some of the reasons why users switch to api.video and take a look at the latest updates to our import tool.

Video compression is a complex and detailed topic to learn about. But if you're in a hurry, you can quickly learn the five basic principles of video compression. This information a...

api.video is hosting its first contest! We want you to build the coolest thing you can think of with api.video’s API in the language of your choice.

Using Dropzone.js and api.video's Python client, upload multiple videos of any size at the same time! This tutorial shows you how.

When building a video training course, you may wish to guide users through the content by unlocking videos only after certain content has been viewed. In this post, we'll walk thr...

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.

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.

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.

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 ch...

api.video's new PHP client is PSR-18 compliant and ready for use in all your video PHP projects.