Kaltura All-in-One Video Plugin for WordPress vs Network Plugin Auditor

This is not just another video embed tool – it includes every functionality you might need for video and rich-media, including the ability to create videos and publish them directly to your post, centrally manage and track your video content. You will instantly enhance user engagement on your WordPress site by enriching it with video. Leverage the full power of our Online Video Platform: superb playback, video management, social sharing, monetization, mobile and tablet delivery and more. Kaltura will handle all the heavy lifting in the back-end, including transcoding, storing, and streaming of your video content. It’s simple to install, use and customize – download the Kaltura All-in-One Video Plugin and choose one of two options to host and manage your Kaltura back-end: Kaltura Hosted Solution (Kaltura SaaS) – Free Trial and Affordable Packages When you sign up with Kaltura.com you get 10GB free hosting and streaming using Kaltura’s world-class CDNs and hosting facilities. Get started with your free trial today! For more information on our packages beyond 10GB, please contact us and we’ll get right back to you. Self-Hosted Solution You can also connect your Kaltura Video plugin to Kaltura’s Community Edition- the self-hosted, community supported version of Kaltura’s Open Source Online Video Platform – all behind your own firewall and on your own server for free. Features and Benefits Easy video upload – import rich-media directly to your blog post Superb viewing experience anywhere, anytime, on any device: automatic transcoding of uploaded videos, adaptive streaming, and delivery via leading CDNs. Central media management – through the Kaltura Management Console. Includes video analytics and reports Customize and brand your video players: both looks and functionality. Support for Advertising & Monetization Social Sharing – easily share across social networks, blogs, and sites Support for WordPress multisite deployments Enterprise grade video technology: end-to-end security, reliability, scalability and flexibility. What’s New in Version 2.7 Cosmetic fixes to player embed on latest WordPress versions HTML (not Flash) upload Option for responsive player embed Improvements to search and filter in Browse Existing Media Ability to filter and choose from content the user is co-editor or co-publisher of Removed the additional optional sidebar Ability for administrators to choose whether editors see all publisher media or only their own media in Browse Existing Media Ability for administrators to define root category (in Kaltura) that all media is uploaded to and that content can be repurposed from Ability for administrators to select which players are available for content editors to choose from Removed video comments See release notes here. Showcase your blog, see examples and pictures of the plugin and get support in our forum. Join the Kaltura Community and Contribute to Open Source Video! Creative potential, innovation, and competition all correlate directly with the balance of freedoms and constraints we face in sharing, manipulating, finding, and watching video. For instance, to create remixes or mash-ups, video artists need access to the original materials in order to reformulate their new work. In an ideal world, everyday users will be able to easily copy and paste portions of video, as they already can with text. Of course the benefits of a more open system will go far beyond remixing, cutting, and pasting – when open video standards and formats are widely embraced, it will be possible to index, search, and access the medium much as we do text. This will be the real revolution for video. Kaltura is a founding member of the Open Video Alliance, a group of organizations, developers, creators, and academics all striving to foster the open-source online video revolution. We invite the entire community to join us in building the first open-source platform for interactive and collaborative video. We look forward to your input, feedback, time, and support. Join the community and help us Open Source Video – http://www.kaltura.org/

As my WordPress network grew I found it challenging to track which plugins and themes were used on each site, and the only way to check was to visit each dashboard one at a time. What a hassle! This plugin adds columns to your Network Admin on the Sites, Themes and Plugins pages to show which of your sites have each plugin and theme activated. Now you can easily determine which plugins and themes are used on your network sites and which can be safely removed.