I have a similar question, and was hoping there would be a reply here !

I will have a hard time getting management buyin to pay for Jive's video solution, unless I demonstrate that having video is worthwhile.

Having an open source streaming video program, that I can run within I firewall (all the external streaming video sites has are blocked by IT), will allow me to demonstrate the usefulness (over ~ 6 months).  I realize Jive's tool is much more sophisticated that this, but I don't need all that to get started.

Has anyone run an open source streaming video program within their firewall, and did you need to modify the Jive software to let it add videos from that source?

Thanks,

Chris

When I hear "public" in the sense of video, I think YouTube. While the Jive video service is based on a cloud service, it has security and authentication similar to other cloud-based enterprise applications like Salesforce or WebEx.

Is your concern that the video will be out there for anyone to see (which isn't the case) or that it is outside the firewall at all (which would be the case)?

My company is currently evaluating Jive SBS for our enterprise and video integration is a very highly demanded feature. Given that we're in New Zealand however, we have heavy restrictions on bandwidth and therefore require an internally hosted video solution. If the Jive Video module was able to use a local store for content it would be an ideal solution for us.

Has anyone integrate SBS with Kaltura? Thanks, Angelique