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Channels

Channels are used to organize Media assets and to manage their accessibility. Also Media search results can be filtered according to particular Channels. Further, you can customize the Channel's appearance via Designs.

You can make Media assets public by adjusting the visibility of the Channel the assets are assigned to. The Media assets will then be available in the Streamdiver Public Portal if your subscription includes it. Further, if you are using iframes embeddings based on the Streamdiver Public Portal, the Channel Designs can be applied and customized for your public and shared content. The shared visibility indicates that the Media asset can be publicly accessed based on its URL, but will be hidden from the Streamdiver Public Portal.

When using the Streamdiver API in combination with the Streamdiver Center it is important to note that two Channel types are distinguished: user and group Channels. The user Channel has reduced configuration options and is meant only for content exclusively managed by the particular user.

A Channel has a collection of members, which can be used to grant access and permissions. The members are assigned together with roles representing the desired access/usage permissions.