Content Details

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The Kollus VOD console allows you to view detailed technical specifications and distribution status of each uploaded content.
Details are provided through the details panel on the right side of the screen, where you can edit titles, change categories, and manage original files.

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How to view content details

1. Go to Kollus VOD console > [Library] or [Channel].
2. Click the title of the content you want to view, or click [More options (⋮)] > [Overview] on the right side of the content.
3. View the details through the details panel on the right side of the screen.

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Overview tab

The Overview tab controls the technical specifications and general information of the content.

Item	Description
Title	The name of the content. Changes are applied only after clicking [Save].
Preview	Inspect the actual playback screen for each encoding profile. You can capture a frame to use as a poster or create bookmarks through the preview player. See Also: Bookmark settings and Poster (Representative Image) Settings
Category	The category to which the content belongs. Changes are applied only after selecting from the dropdown menu and clicking [Apply].
Upload file key	A unique identifier that distinguishes content within the library. Used for search, API integration, and more.
Transcoding file size	The total size of all completed converted files.
Duration	The total playback duration of the content.
Registration date	The time the content was uploaded.
Modified date	The time the content information was last modified.
Transcoding date	The time transcoding was completed.
Original filename	Information about the uploaded source file. If the content was uploaded after enabling the save original file feature, a download/delete icon will be displayed. See Also: Enable original file storage

Content status management

You can control the content status through the [More options (⋮)] button at the top of the panel.

• [Deactivate]: Blocks user access without deleting data. Playback will not occur in the player even if the content is registered in a channel.
• [Delete]: Permanently removes from the library. Recovery is not possible and the content is immediately excluded from all distribution channels.

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Channel tab

The Channel tab allows you to map content to distribution channels and obtain the Share URL and embed code (iframe) to insert into your service.

When content is not registered in a channel

• In the [Add this content to the channel] menu, click [Add] on the right side of the target channel.

When content is registered in a channel

• Copy media content key: A unique distribution identifier issued when content is registered to a channel. It is required for generating the Playback URL and API integration.
• Remove from channel: Deletes the content from that channel. The content is preserved in the library, but the existing media content key expires immediately, invalidating all playback links generated with that key.
• Extract distribution source

  Item	Detailed features and options
  Share URL	A Playback URL that can be accessed by entering it directly in the browser address bar.
  HTML code	Source code in iframe format for embedding the player within a website.
  Detailed settings options	Profile assignment: You can force playback at a specific quality (encoding profile). Other options: Combine options such as autoplay and mute as URL parameters. [HTML code] tab > iframe: Specify the width and height of the player.

  

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Transcoding·Playback speed tab

The Transcoding·Playback speed tab allows you to directly manage files by encoding profile and configure high-quality playback speed features using AI technology.

Transcoding file management

• Status monitoring: You can check the transcoding progress status for each profile and the size of generated files.
• File control: Download individual files locally for inspection, or delete unnecessary high-quality/low-quality files to free up storage space.

Additional transcoding guide

If you need new quality settings or device-specific optimization for already uploaded content, you can perform additional transcoding.

⚠️ Prerequisites

The following two conditions must be met to proceed with additional transcoding.

• Enable additional profile: The [Use additional profile] option must be activated through Encoding profile edit.
• Original file retention: The original file for that content must be stored in the system. (See Also: Enable original file storage)

Additional transcoding procedure

1. Go to Kollus VOD console > [Library] or [Channel].
2. Click the title of the content you want to transcode additionally.
3. Go to the [Transcoding·Playback speed] tab.
4. Select an encoding profile from the [Please select a profile] menu.
   
5. Click [Add (+)] on the right to start the additional transcoding process.
   

AI Speed

AI Speed uses AI technology to provide clear audio quality without voice distortion (pitch change) even at playback speeds of 2x or higher. It is mainly used to improve learning efficiency in online education and similar contexts.

• How to apply: Click [Generate AI Speed] at the top.
• Guide: AI Speed

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Subtitle tab

The Subtitle tab allows you to generate AI Subtitles, upload subtitle files directly, and edit subtitle content using the subtitle editor.

• Generate AI Subtitle: Automatically converts speech in the video to text using the latest AI speech recognition technology. (Guide: AI Subtitle)
• Upload subtitle: Upload a subtitle file directly.
• Edit subtitle: You can modify subtitle content using the subtitle editor. (Guide: Subtitle editing)

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Poster tab

A poster is an image displayed on the player's standby screen before video playback. You can register a custom image in addition to the default image extracted by the system.

Tip

If you want to capture a specific moment in the video and apply it as a poster, refer to the document below.

• Poster (Representative Image) Settings - Auto Capture

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Vr tab

When VR content is uploaded, you can configure the projection type and stereo mode to provide an immersive viewing experience. The VR feature currently works only with Kollus Web Player and Kollus HTML5 Player, and the rendering specifications differ depending on the projection type.

Kollus Web Player

Item	Description
Projection Type	Projection type: Determines how the original video data is projected onto the VR screen. None: 2D flat video (standard video) 360° Standard: 360° omnidirectional video 360° LR: Left-right stereoscopic video 360° TB: Top-bottom stereoscopic video 360° Cubemap: Video with data mapped to a cube shape to minimize distortion 180° Standard: Hemispherical video covering only the front 180° 180° LR: Left-right stereoscopic hemispherical video 180° TB: Top-bottom stereoscopic hemispherical video 180° Mono: Standard hemispherical video EAC 360°: High-quality format that resolves resolution imbalance caused by spherical projection EAC LR: Left-right stereoscopic EAC video
Stereo Mode	Stereo mode: Determines whether to provide spatial audio based on the viewer's viewing direction. Mono: Standard audio without directionality Omnitone: Spatial sound for 360° video

Kollus HTML5 Player

Item	Description
Projection Type	Projection type: Determines how the original video data is projected onto the VR screen. Rectangular: 2D flat video (standard video) Equirectangular: Latitude and longitude spread onto a flat plane (the most common VR projection type)
Stereo Mode	Stereo mode: Determines whether to provide spatial audio based on the viewer's viewing direction. Mono: Standard audio without directionality