Media Upload
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The ID of the collection
The originating URL where the media can be retrieved.
^http[s]?:\/?\/
The title of the media. Required for non-external media.
The description of the media.
Whether to request auto-captioning for the media (false by default). This option is only available if auto-captioning is enabled for your account.
false
An admin user can create the media on behalf of a user by specifying the user ID.
Whether the media is external (false by default). Only YouTube and Vimeo URLs are supported.
false
An object containing the necessary information for external media creation
The originating URL where the media can be retrieved.
^http[s]?:\/?\/
The title of the media. Required for non-external media.
ID of the user to upload the media on behalf of. if not provided, the video will be uploaded to requestor's user library
The description of the media.
The ID of a collection, user_id and collection_id can not be sent together as if user_id is provided the media will be uploaded to user's user library
Whether to request auto-captioning for the media (false by default). This option is only available if auto-captioning is enabled for your account.
Whether the media is external or not (false by default). Only YouTube and Vimeo are supported.
This URL can be used in a PUT request to upload a local file, ex: curl -T /path/to/local/media.file 'URL'
An object containing the necessary information media creation
ID of the user to upload the media on behalf of
Signifies that a media file has been uploaded to a previously-created upload URL and is ready to appear in "My Uploads"
The ID of the media.
An object containing the necessary information for media creation
The title of the media.
The description of the media.
Whether to request auto-captioning for the media (false by default). This option is only available if auto-captioning is enabled for your account.