__construct (
$token_read = NULL, $token_write = NULL )
__set (
$key, $value )
__get (
$key )
find (
$call, $params = NULL )
findAll (
$type = 'video', $params = NULL )
createMedia (
$type = 'video', $file = NULL, $meta, $options = NULL )
createImage (
$type = 'video', $file = NULL, $meta, $id = NULL, $ref_id = NULL, $resize = TRUE )
createPlaylist (
$meta )
update (
$type = 'video', $meta )
delete (
$type = 'video', $id = NULL, $ref_id = NULL, $options = NULL )
getStatus (
$type = 'video', $id = NULL, $ref_id = TRUE )
shareMedia (
$type = 'video', $id, $account_ids, $accept = FALSE )
removeFromPlaylist (
$playlist_id, $video_ids )
addToPlaylist (
$playlist_id, $video_ids )
time (
$ms, $seconds = FALSE )
tags (
$tags, $implode = FALSE )
filter (
$videos, $tags )
sef (
$name )
embed (
$type = 'video', $playerId, $assetIds = NULL, $params = NULL, $additional = NULL )
__construct (
Echove $obj, $err_code, $raw_error_string = NULL )Echove supports the use of shorthand for API methods. For instance "find_video_by_id" can be written "video_by_id" or even "videoById". This can help make code more readable and quicker to write, as well as eliminating the awkward find / find combination.
The documentation on this page is for the 1.X.X series of Echove releases; for the 0.X.X series please use the documentation located in our Archived Documentation section.
Listed below are all of the currently supported Brightcove API 'Find' methods. Some API calls only require one parameter, and that assumed parameter is listed. This allows you to quickly pass a single argument to the find() method rather than a key-value array.