Addressing Food Insecurity in the U .S.: The Critical Role of SNAP
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The morning of Wednesday 8 January, we updated the look and feel of Kaltura videos by moving from Player 2 to Player 7. The new player has a cleaner look, some improvements to controls, and a new transcript viewer. Also thanks to the upgrade we can now allow owners of videos with two feeds to download *both* recordings from the mediaspace website.
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