Up and Running Topics

• Getting Started
• The basics of Hybrik, including computing group setup and submitting your first job
• Amazon IAM
• We will walk you through setting up the required Amazon Web Services (AWS) credentials and permissions using the AWS console to get Hybrik up and running
• Configure Web Player
• Want to be able to watch streamable videos directly from the Hybrik storage browser? This tutorial will walk you through setting Secure Token Service (STS) and Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) so that you can securely watch your video right from Hybrik
• Hybrik JSON
• Hybrik uses JavaScript Object Notation, or JSON for short, to define jobs and settings. This tutorial will walk you through what JSON looks like, the elements of a Hybrik job, and some tools and samples for getting started
• Hybrik REST API
• Many of our customers submit jobs to Hybrik via our REST API. This tutorial will walk you through the basics of authenticating and calling our API with CURL commands
• Hybrik API with Postman
• Postman provides an easy graphical way to explore and experiment with the Hybrik API. You can download our pre-built Postman Collection to get started.
• Stitching
• Once you understand the basics of a Hybrik job, you might want to stitch content together. Perhaps you have a bumper video and a main content video that you want to merge. This tutorial will show you how
• Trimming
• There are several ways to trim your sources in Hybrik. This tutorial will walk you through trimming by inpoint_sec, outpoint_sec, duration_sec, timecode, and frame numbers
• Definitions and Placeholders
• Hybrik allows you to specify Definitions, which are variables that you can reuse throughout your job JSON -- if you find yourself re-using the same path or settings more than once in a job, definitions are for you. We'll also cover Placeholders, which provide convenient references to values like Job ID and source filename
• Tagging
• Tags in Hybrik control which computing group tackles each task. This tutorial will cover job tags, task tags, and how they relate to computing groups
• Analyze and Quality Control
• Hybrik can both analyze your content and add Quality Control functionality. This means you can have a task fail based on various properties of the source, such as length, bitrate, black frames, and many more. This tutorial will show you the basics of using our analysis tools and the Quality Control task
• Quality Control Jobs
• Learn about the Quality Control feature and how it can be used to build complex analysis and quality checks
• Troubleshooting Tips
• A few Hybrik tips & tricks to resolve some common issues