Audio and Video

Easily publish, embed, and showcase digital media formats

With the KITopen repository, audiovisual content such as lecture recordings, self-produced instructional videos, and radio and TV segments from the KIT community can be published—both for public use and with campus-wide access restrictions. Once published, the files can be searched for, played, and flexibly reused via the KIT Library Media Portal.

The following can be published:

  • Online lectures and courses
  • Radio segments and podcasts
  • Your own audiovisual teaching materials
  • Educational and promotional videos

Easy integration into websites and learning platforms

All audio and video files automatically receive an embed code that allows them to be integrated into KIT websites along with a player—including features such as subtitles or playback speed. Alternatively, for media files with a global reach, a media portal URL is available that is suitable for integration into ILIAS. Interactive use, e.g., via H5P, is also possible.

Import and Publication

Audio and video files can be uploaded directly to the KITopen repository or imported from ILIAS. There are two ways to import them: either via KITopen itself or via the OpenCast Recording Management (OC-AV). Both options offer a convenient way to select, edit, and transfer media files.

 

Audio and Video

Contact us by email at: KITopen∂bibliothek.kit.edu

Karin Simianer
Audiovisual Media, Doctoral Theses, Research Data, RADAR4KIT

+49 721 608-46722karin simianer does-not-exist.kit edu

Repository KITopen
KITopen Repository

The KITopen repository combines a modern publishing platform with a powerful media portal.

Repository
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OpenCast Recording Management

Support for Digital Teaching in Cooperation with ZML.

Lecture Recording
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Media Center

Sound, lighting, and video equipment for courses and lectures.

Media Center