Start Page - Rest API
  • 25 Jan 2024

Start Page - Rest API


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Before you begin

The movingimage REST API has a rate limit of 100 requests per minute. Any requests that exceed this limit will be denied.

Alternatively, you can

  • Spread out your requests: Instead of making all of your requests at once, spread them out over a longer period of time.

  • Use a caching service: A caching service can store the results of your requests so that you don’t have to make the same requests again.

Description

The REST API documentation for video asset management is now available in Swagger.

With our new API, you can now interact with your video assets in real time using a web interface. Each call includes examples, schemas, and an output, making it easy to understand how our solution works.

Benefits

Here are some of the benefits of using our API:

  • Real-time interaction: You can interact with your video assets in real time, making it easy to manage your content and keep your audience engaged.

  • Web interface: The API is accessible through a web interface, making it easy to use even if you don't have any coding experience.

  • Examples, schemas, and outputs: Each call includes examples, schemas, and an output, making it easy to understand how the API works and how to use it to manage your video assets.

FAQ

How long does an access token last?

An access token lasts for 5 minutes.

How is the video ID combined?

The video ID is a Base60 encoded UUID. It is represented directly in the URL. All special characters that are allowed in URLs are therefore possible. The UUID is generated automatically by our system and cannot be customized via the API.

Which characters are supported in VideoManager Pro?

UTF-16 characters are supported.

Which fields are covered by a search term?

The request with a search term refers to the fields title, description, keywords, and custom metadata fields if available.

What separator is used for a search with multiple search terms?

A request is executed with multiple search terms separated by commas.


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