Bunny.net Video Library Integration With Presto Player

In Presto Player, we always strive to make it easy for you to integrate your video. If you host your videos with Bunny.net, you can integrate your video library with Presto Player in just a few steps.

This article will help set up the Bunny.net video library integration and add videos directly to your website with Presto Player.

Presto Player Settings

Step 1 – Login to your WordPress dashboard and find the Presto Player option in the left-side menu;

Step 2 – Then navigate to Presto Player > Settings;

Step 3 – Once there, click on the ‘Integrations’ tab;

Step 4 – Then scroll down and look for “Bunny.net Settings“;

Step 5 – Toggle On the “Edit Bunny.net Settings“;

Step 6 – Here, you can enter the BunnyNet stream API details;

Bunnynet Stream Library

Step 1 – Login to your BunnyNet account, then navigate to Stream on the left side;

Step 2 – To illustrate, we will use the “Presto Player (Presto Public)” dummy library as shown below;

Step 3 – Once you click on the desired library, you will be redirected to the Stream > Manage Library;

Step 4 – Click on the “API” option to show the API Access Information;

Bunnynet API Information

Below are the details you will need to add to our Presto Player BunnyNet stream integration:

Video Library ID
CDN Hostname
API Key

Save your API details to add them to your website in the next step.

Bunnynet Video Library Integration

Step 1 – Go back to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to Presto Player “Integration” settings;

Step 2 – You will need to add your API details to matching fields;

Thus, add your saved Bunny.Net Video Library ID to Presto Player “Video Library ID” fields (both public and private). Next, do the same for CDN Hostname;

Step 3 – Finally, add your API key to the Token Authnetification Key (public and private);

Adding a New Page via Block Editor

Step 1 – Once your Bunny.Net Video Library integration is set, you can add videos stored in the library to your website. Below, we’ll show you how to add a BunnyNet hosted video to a page, as an example;