I have a drupal ubercart kaltura video implementation.
When adding a Kaltura video inside a Drupal node, it creates a Kaltura Media Node, which I am unable to set permissions on, or when I do, they to not take effect.
How do I restrict people from accessing these auto-generated nodes?
I wasn’t sure if this was a feature request someone made or a bug, which is why I’m posting in the “Other” category.
I currently have Kaltura CE installed on the same server as Drupal, and have the plugin successfully integrating the two to create Kaltura media nodes in Drupal.
However, what I’ve noticed in the out-of-the-box experience is that there is no concept of synchronizing/maintaining node access permissions on linked content in Kaltura. In other words, any user who has access to create a media node in Drupal can browse all content on Kaltura, regardless of who added it or whether or not that person should be able to view it.
Does this make sense? Am I correct that Kaltura doesn’t have its own permission scheme to mirror permissions in Drupal?
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All metadata to be stored locally – each media file is created as a Drupal Video Node
CCK Field representation of rich media – add rich media to existing content types
Full integration with Drupal Views – including predefined views
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Hi,
Kaltura is a management platform, it doesn’t handle the DRM or content restriction on the stream level.
Kaltura CE can be (on SaaS / On Prem it can be purchased with additional fee) integrated with any DRM provider (like Widevine or Flash Access) or token based protection mechanisms.