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A thesaurus tool has been added to the Metadata Designer. The thesaurus enables you to create a comprehensive list of terms with relational mapping, and then associate those terms with metadata fields elsewhere in Ooyala Flex, for example: in MAM, Reviewer, or Web Transfer. You can then reference the thesaurus when you are filling out metadata fields in Ooyala Flex.
The thesaurus tool gives you the ability to:
The tool can be used to create reflexive relationships between terms. The relationships that can be created between terms are as follows:
The thesaurus can be accessed from two field types. These are:

Workspaces
You can access workspaces that you have the permission to see in MAM. With the added workspace functionality, you are able to:
* View and edit the properties for a workspace directly in MAM.
* View and edit the metadata associated with a workspace.
* Comment against a workspace.
* View the members that are in a workspace.

Bulk Metadata
You can now apply metadata to multiple assets simultaneously in MAM.
You now have the ability to create review sessions for image assets in Reviewer. The changes to Reviewer in relation to this include:
* The addition of a new Start Image Review plugin, which enables you to start a new image review.
* The addition of a new Stop Image Review plugin, which enables you to complete an image review.
* New UI to accommodate image review sessions. This includes the ability to annotate against an image, and leave a regional comment.

* UI Update: The Web Transfer module has had a complete UI redesign, making it more aesthetically pleasing, and easier to use.
* Bulk Uploads: The ability to perform bulk uploads has been added. You are now able to select multiple files and upload them to Ooyala Flex with a group context. Workflows can be processed independently per asset, with the addition of group processing such as a singular notification on successful import.
* Bulk Metadata:The ability to apply common metadata across multiple assets during a bulk upload has been added.
Workflow Group Endpoints
New endpoints have been added which enable users to create and edit workflow groups. These have been created in order to accommodate the new bulk upload functionality in Web Transfer.
| Resource | Endpoint | Method |
| workflows: | workflows/groups | Post |
| workflows: | workflows/groups/{groupId} | Get / Put |
Keyframe ID Raw Endpoint
An endpoint has been added that enables users to retrieve a stream of bytes.
| Resource | Endpoint | Method |
| assets: | assets/{assetId}/keyframes/{keyframeId}/raw | Get |
New Parameters
* A New matrix parameter accountId has been added to quotas, which enables users to create quotas using an account ID.
* A new query parameter signedURL has been added to the GET request for assets. This query parameter returns a link to an asset stored in s3\. This link enables you to download a file stored in s3 without needing to log in.
The following plugins have a new option in the Protocol field, in order to accommodate Azure Blob Storage.

A new Azure Blob Storage option (AZBS) in the Protocol drop down in the configuration section has been added for the following plugins:
Actions:
Resources:
New Categories
Two New Categories have been created in relation to the changes to Reviewer. These are:
* Start Session

* Stop Session

Start Image Review
A plugin has been added, which allows users to open an image asset review session. This falls under the Start Session category.
Start Video Review
The “Open Asset Review Session” plugin has been renamed to “Start Video Session”. This falls under the Start Session category.
Stop Image Review
A plugin has been added, which allows users to close an image asset review session. This falls under the Stop Review category
Stop Video Review
The “Close Asset Review Session” plugin has been renamed “Stop Video Review”. This falls under the Stop Review category.
Note: All old open and close review session plugins have been deprecated in 5.5.0 onwards. From now on, Start Image, Stop Image, Start Video, and Stop Video review plugins should be used instead.
Ooyala Flex Query Language
A query Language has been added in Ooyala Flex Publish. This query Language enables you to carry out structured searches across your published assets. The query language includes a series of operators which help you carry out searches. These are as follows:
| Operators | Description | |
| Logical Operators | AND OR ! |
Logical operators are used to search for multiple terms simultaneously.
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| Quotes |
Quotes are used to search for an exact word or phrase. You wrap the word or phrase in quotation marks. Example: description="city" |
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| Comparison Operators | >= <= < > | Equal or greater, equal or lesser, lesser and greater operators are supported. |
| Boosting | ^ |
You can boost a term using a caret (cursor) symbol. Example: description^5=city. In this example all the assets which have the word city in the description field will be more relevant in the search. |
| Brackets | () |
Brackets are used to differentiate an exact match and when you want to search for a field which may contain some of our terms we use them between brackets. Example: description=(European City) In this example you are searching objects where the description contains European and City but not necessarily an exact match. |
| Free Text Search |
This is when you enter a word or phrase without applying any of the above syntax. Example: you could simply search for the word city. |
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