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Document Name ............................................................................................................................. Video
Department/Group.......................................................................................................... Documentation
Revision Number ............................................................................................................Foundation EP3
OVERVIEW
Licensing .....................................................................................................................................................1
Before You Begin ......................................................................................................................................1
ADMINISTRATION GUIDE
CONFIGURATION
Media Provider Configuration ..............................................................................................................3
Creating a Document Type to Integrate with the Hyland Cloud ................................................................ 4
Configuring a Media Library for the Document Type .......................................................................... 6
License Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 7
Unity Management Console Configurations .................................................................................................... 10
Configuration File Modifications....................................................................................................................... 17
Proxy Server Considerations ............................................................................................................................. 17
Unity Client Considerations ............................................................................................................................... 17
USER GUIDE
USAGE
Importing Media Files........................................................................................................................... 19
Importing Media Files From Unity Client .......................................................................................................... 19
Importing Media Files from the Web Client...................................................................................................... 21
Using the Customer Data Export Self Service .................................................................................................. 22
Viewing Media Files .............................................................................................................................. 22
Viewing Media Files from the Unity Client........................................................................................................ 23
Viewing Media Files from the Web Client......................................................................................................... 25
OnBase Video provides an elevated experience for managing and delivering multimedia
content, creating additional opportunities to incorporate video and audio into critical business
processes, and provide additional visibility to support better decision-making. OnBase Video
provides optimized upload, management and playback of multimedia content, and files are
stored in the Hyland Cloud, eliminating the associated hardware and maintenance
requirements. Automatic transcoding of video assets into a streamable format with multiple
resolutions ensures support for a variety of devices and bandwidths. Utilizing standard OnBase
search and retrieval methods, videos are accessed and directly streamed via the document
viewer in both the Web and Unity Clients, and video quality automatically adjusts to provide the
best viewing experience.
Licensing
The OnBase Video license is required.
Administration Guide
Foundation EP3
C ONFIGURATION
In the OnBase Configuration tool, you must configure a media provider and a document type to
fully integrate with the Hyland Cloud. To access the configuration dialogs described below, you
must log into the Configuration tool with a user that has "System Configuration" group rights.
Note: Before configuring the media provider, you must obtain the service address and
authentication password for the provider. See your system administrator for more information.
3. In the field on the bottom of the box, type a name for your server.
The information provided in this dialog box is used to authenticate the calls that the
application server makes to the Hyland Cloud.
5. In the Authentication Name field, enter the Hyland Cloud authentication name.
Note: If the Save button is not activated, you may need to enter a value in the Authentication
Name field.
6. In the Authentication Password field, enter the Hyland Cloud authentication password.
7. In the Service Address field, type the address for the Hyland Cloud.
8. Click Save .
3. In the field at the bottom of the box, type a name for your new document type.
4. Click Create . The configuration dialog box for your new document type is displayed.
5. From the Document Type Group drop-down list, select a group used to categorize the
document type.
6. From the Default File Format drop-down list, select Media Stream . This value is
important in order to ensure that the Viewer in either Unity Client or Web Client knows to
request a stream to play from the Hyland Cloud.
7. From the Default Disk Group , select a disk group to which to associate the document
type.
8. When all the options are set, click Save .
Note: The library name is case-sensitive and must match the original library name created in
the Hyland Cloud.
3. From the Media Provider drop-down list, select the media provider you created in the
Media Provider Configuration on page 3 section.
4. From the Media Library drop-down list, select or type the name of the Hyland Cloud
library that will be associated with this document type.
5. Click Save .
License Settings
Before you can integrate with the Hyland Cloud, you must ensure that the Video database/
institution license is enabled. When you enable this option, you are able to use the features
offered by the Hyland Cloud.
5. Click License Product . A dialog box is displayed asking for a call back code.
Note: The call back code must be obtained from technical support.
7. Click Next . The Task Wizard screen is displayed allowing you to select the user group
that should have access to the task.
8. From the User Groups drop-down list. select the user to which you want to allow access
to the task and click Add . The user is added to the Name box.
9. Click Next . The Task Wizard screen is displayed allowing you to schedule when the task
should be executed.
10. Click Add to select a time frame when this task should be executed.
11. Select an option from the list. A dialog box is displayed allowing you to determine how
often the task should be executed. For our purposes, the Interval option has been
selected.
12. Configure the option you selected and click OK . The option you configured is displayed
in the Task Wizard.
Select the options to indicate how often the interval schedules should be active.
• If you selected any other option, a dialog box is displayed allowing you to indicate
when the task should start and expire.
Select the options to indicate when to start and stop the task.
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U SAGE
6. From the Import pane, select the document type from the Document Type drop-down
list that has been configured to work with the Hyland Cloud.
7. If the file type does not default to the type of file for the media, select the correct type
from the File Type drop-down list.
8. Click Import . The video is imported and can be viewed from the Unity Client using the
Viewer from the Hyland Cloud.
Note: If the upload has not yet completed, a message is displayed in the Viewer indicating that
the media upload is in progress.
To export several files, you must contact Technical Support for assistance.
Note: If the upload has not yet completed, a message is displayed in the Viewer indicating that
the media upload is in progress. Press F5 to update the message with the percentage
completed from the media server.
• View thumbnails of the documents and choose the document you want to view.
Right-click the document you want to view (select multiple documents by holding
down the CTRL key and selecting the documents you want to view), and select Open
in Thumbnail Viewer .
When viewing the media file in the Viewer, a control bar is available allowing you to play, pause
and stop the video.
The control bar is visible for approximately two seconds, and then it is hidden. To view the
control bar after it has been hidden, move your mouse over the video to display it for another
two seconds. If you pause a video, the control bar remains on the screen until the video is
played.
Note: If you click or drag the control bar while the video is playing, the video is paused and
remains paused until the Play button is selected.
You can use the following keys on your keyboard to manage the control bar:
• Spacebar or Enter : Pressing this key pauses the video. Once paused, press this key
again to play continue playing the video.
• Up/Down Arrows : Advances (Up arrow) or reverses (Down arrow) the video by five
seconds.
• Left/Right Arrows : Increases (Right arrow) or decreases (Left arrow) the volume.
• M key : Mutes or unmutes the video.
• Number keys . Pressing the number keys (0 - 9) advances or reverses the video
depending on what percentage of the video has played. For example, 0 moves the
video to the beginning, 1 moves the video to 10%, 5 moves the video to 50%, 9 moves
the video to 90%, etc.
3. From the Document Types section, select the Document Type Group to which the
Hyland Cloud document type belongs, and then select the document type.
4. Click Search . A list of documents is displayed in the Document Search Results list.
5. Double-click the document from the Document Search Results list to view the media file
in the Viewer:
When viewing the media file in the Viewer, a control bar is available allowing you to play, pause
and stop the video.
The control bar is visible for approximately two seconds, and then it is hidden. To view the
control bar after it has been hidden, move your mouse over the video to display it for another
two seconds. If you pause a video, the control bar remains on the screen until the video is
played.
Note: If you click or drag the control bar while the video is playing, the video is paused and
remains paused until the Play button is selected.
You can use the following keys on your keyboard to manage the control bar:
• Spacebar or Enter : Pressing this key pauses the video. Once paused, press this key
again to play continue playing the video.
• Up/Down Arrows : Advances (Up arrow) or reverses (Down arrow) the video by five
seconds.
• Left/Right Arrows : Increases (Right arrow) or decreases (Left arrow) the volume.
• M key : Mutes or unmutes the video.
• Number keys . Pressing the number keys (0 - 9) advances or reverses the video
depending on what percentage of the video has played. For example, 0 moves the
video to the beginning, 1 moves the video to 10%, 5 moves the video to 50%, 9 moves
the video to 90%, etc.