Analyze Video (Part 2)

By Ashwin Venugopal -

 




Use Video Analyzer Widgets & APIs

Although the Azure Video Indexer site allows you to complete all video analysis activities, you might want to integrate the service into unique applications. You can do this in two different ways:

Azure Video Indexer Widgets

Although the Azure Video Indexer site allows you to complete all video analysis activities, you might want to integrate the service into unique applications. You can do this in two different ways.

Azure Video Indexer API

Azure Video Indexer provides a REST API that you can use to obtain information about your account, including an access token. You can then use your token to consume the REST API and automate video indexing tasks, creating projects, retrieving insights, and creating or deleting custom models.

Deploy With ARM Template

Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates are available to create the Azure AI Video Indexer resource in your subscription, based on the parameters specified in the template file.

Upload a Video to Video Indexer

  • In your browser, open the Video Indexer portal at https://www.videoindexer.ai .

  • If you have an existing Video Indexer account, sign in. Otherwise, sign up for a free account and sign in using your Microsoft account (or any other valid account type). If you have difficulty signing in, try opening a private browser session.

  • In a new tab, download the Responsible AI video by visiting https://aka.ms/responsible-ai-video . Save the file.

  • In Video Indexer, select the Upload option. Then select the option to Browse for files, select the downloaded video, and click Add. Change the default name to Responsible AI, review the default settings, select the checkbox to verify compliance with Microsoft's policies for facial recognition, and upload the file.

  • After the file has uploaded, wait a few minutes while Video Indexer automatically indexes it.

Conclusion

We have successfully learnt about Azur video indexer.












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