You can push media to an automated broadcast server or other server via FTP/SFTP/S3 with various workflows.
First, you will need to create a new Transfer Profile in Media Factory.
Note: This field cannot be switched after profile is created
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Hostname | The hostname (URL) of the FTP server |
| Username | The username of the FTP account |
| Password | The password of the FTP account |
| Directory | The destination directory on the FTP server |
| Trigger Event |
When the media should be transferred:
|
| Filetype | The type of files you want to send: all, images, video and audio |
| Conversion ID | The original or the Media Factory transcoded file that will that will be transferred |
|
The email address to send success and failure messages |
Note: Regardless of what type of trigger event is chosen, you can always manually push files to the FTP server by accessing the photo or video from the Media Details page in Media Factory and clicking "Transfer To..." on the left-hand side under Tools.
The default trigger event can also be overridden in Channel settings. Channel settings are automatically configured to employ the default trigger (set in transfer profile). However, you can select a unique trigger for any channel that will override that of the transfer profile you have set up.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<publisher-upload-manifest publisher-id="{$publisherID}" preparer="Filemobile" report-success="true">
<notify email="email@example.com" />
<callback entity-url="www.filemobile.com/services/brightcovecallback"/>
<asset filename="123456.mp4"
refid="123456"
size="3456347"
type="VIDEO_FULL"
h264-preserve-as-rendition="true"
encode-to="mp4"
encode-multiple="true" />
<title name="the title of the file"
refid="123456"
active="TRUE"
video-full-refid="123456">
<short-description>My short description.</short-description>
<long-description>My long description.</long-description>
<tag>funny</tag>
<tag>entertaining</tag>
</title>
</publisher-upload-manifest>
