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Before you begin you need to launch a new VidiCore instance in VidiNet. Don't worry, won't take more time than getting yourself a nice cup of coffee. If you're not at all familiar with VidiNet we have a VidiCore API launch guide in our blog, you can find tutorial videos on our youtube channel. Before you go there I suggest you take a look at how you should configure your S3 bucket for VidiCore API usage.
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HTTPie: Another command-line tool but more straightforward to use than cURL. It requires Python though. There is no one-click installer, but there are several blog posts with easy step-by-step guidesyou can find more guides on our knowledge base.
You can of course also use your favorite browser - easy to use, but quite limited in terms of HTTP details.
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If you want to use another transcoder service, e.g., AWS Elemental MediaConvert, you also need to create MediaConvert specific shape tags for that service. For AWS Elemental MediaConvert the API call would be a PUT to:
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For more details on what you can do with the API, check out our the API documentation, this is the Holy Bible for the API. If you want to dive directly into front-end development, we suggest you take a look at our VidiCore Development Toolkit (VDT), where you can find a framework with pre-built UI components to quickly get you up to speed. A tip here would be to run through the four part mini-tutorial on how to build media applications using the VidiCore Development Toolkit and VidiCore API. In
In the knowledge base of our Support Forum, i.e., this website, you can find a lot of useful tips and tricks, questions and answers, how-to's et cetera, which can guide you even further. You can also sign-up to the Support Forum (this website) to get help directly from our support team.
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