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Import module manual |
- Content
2 Introduction:
3 Purpose:
4 Website:
4.1 Overview of the projects:
4.2 Let's create a new project:
4.2.1 Create a new project.
4.2.2 Set up the webpage:
4.3 Activate your new project:
4.4 Test your project:
4.5 Extra options:
4.5.1 Active projects page:
4.5.2 Inactive projects page:
4.6 Management module:
5 Conclusion:
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You need to log in with a MediaHaven account to use this module.
To gain rights to use the administrative side of the import website, a user must have access to at least one ingest space and have the 'Access import module' user function.
More information about rights can be found in the main manual. This manual can be consulted in the management module by navigating to Help > Manual or by pressing the F1-key on your keyboard.
An administrator can then access the project settings by navigating to the import-module portal.
The url to this portal is the url to the MediaHaven website + '/import'. Ex. organisation.mediahaven.com/import
The user then needs to authorize access to the import module through OAuth2.0 verification.
See the steps below:
Step 1: Click through to the MediaHaven Authorization Portal
Step 2: Choose 'Log in with MediaHaven' option
Step 3: Log in
Step 4: Authorize import module
Found below is a manual that describes how to create a new project using the default template. If you need any additional help after reading everything and trying it for yourself, you can always contact our support department.
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Like in all steps enter a title and default + more text.
Here you enter a maximum number of files and limit the allowed file formats.
The allowed formats should be separated by a comma. Example: jpg, png, gif
This is useful when creating a contest.
Leaving the 'Allowed file formats' value empty will allow all files.
Step 4: Annotate your files:
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