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Okay, we'll go into this in much more detail in a future article, but I just want to give

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you a quick whirlwind tour of the admin interface.

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So when we first log in, we've got a kind of dashboard here, which acts as you'd expect.

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I can see all the videos.

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I can change the sort.

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I can filter them.

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I can search for them.

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I can obviously upload videos that aren't recorded using the Mac app.

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And then on each of these, I've got the kind of actions you'd expect to download them or

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duplicate them or delete them or whatever.

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But probably the most interesting thing to look at here, if we go into a video, you can

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see that we've got the ability to edit titles.

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We've also got the ability to edit the URL or the slug here.

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And there's a couple of little helpers which I'll talk about later to make this a little

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bit easier to do some common things.

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I can also change the visibility here.

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then I've got a bunch of actions for things like opening the public URL

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copying it at current time so this editor is the same editor or the same

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viewer that is shown on the actual page but I've also got a few things up here

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that are quite interesting so if I hit edit video it will open up a kind of full

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proper video editor where I can scrub through it and I can also add trims to

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the start and end and I can cut them and then when I commit those that will

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automatically regenerate a whole bunch of videos and stuff so that we get the

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edited version and at the moment all it does is that but I have got the

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transcription down here which means I can edit by word as well be like you can

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with discord but if I go back from that you can see here we've got a bunch of

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metadata that was captured from the video including the microphone the space on

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disk the status of it and all that kind of thing we can edit the description and

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this supports markdown in here so that's what will be used for SEO data I can also

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add and remove tags and I can add private notes here and then below that we have a

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bunch of thumbnails that were automatically selected as possible

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candidates from the actual video but if I want to I can also open I can obviously

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upload a custom thumbnail and I can open up a cover editor which basically allows

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me to create a cover in the style I normally create them here and then I can

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when I've done that save that as a potential thumbnail and I can also use

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these for other things but again I'll talk about this in a subsequent article

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and then the last thing probably worth mentioning here is this kind of admin

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panel I guess at the bottom here and what this basically shows in the first

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tab is all of the events which occurred on the video this is kind of almost like

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an event log right and this is not the sort of thing I'd normally want to include

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in like a public facing app but since this is me here having this information

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allows me to understand if something has gone wrong with the video with

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transcription or if something weird has changed with the video I've also got a

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processing checklist here which basically allows me to rerun post processing or

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certain steps in the post processing if I want to the transcript which is

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generated actually on the Mac is available here for me to read and then

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down here I've got the ability to actually see the files as they're stored

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on disk so this still has all of the streamed up segments here but it also has a

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other like interesting stuff the thumbnail candidates and this recording.json is you know

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a big json file with a load of data about the recording and again all of this just means that I

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I don't have to actually like get on the server and look at the files where they're stored here

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just makes managing these videos a little bit easier so yeah that's basically a quick overview of

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how all of this stuff works there's obviously a lot behind the scenes here and I've also got like

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bin so I can delete videos and actually what we can see here at the moment this

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this video here is the one that I am currently recording right now which

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because it's being streamed up is available here