Moodle Plugins directory: Kaltura Video Package | Moodle.org

Kaltura Video Package
Kaltura's Video Package for Moodle 2.x makes it easy to add the robust capabilities of Kaltura's open
source online video platform to any Moodle site. The package was developed specifically for Moodle
and integrates with other features and modules, such as resources and activities, so that users can
upload and embed media easily.
The package adds the following features for all users:
* My Media: users’ personal media gallery, for uploading, viewing, managing, and sharing media
* Create screen recordings and use them in the Kaltura activities
* Integration as an external repository with the file picker accessible from the text editor: embed your media or media you have access to, anywhere you can author text
In addition, Teachers and Admins have the following features available:
* Video Resource activity: Easily add video content to your course as a specialized resource
* Video Presentation activity: Create a synchronized view of a Document and a Video
* Video Assignment activity: Allows students to submit videos as an assignment submission
* View engagement reports for videos used on your course
Version information:
Please take note of the version of Moodle you have and the version of the plug-in you are installing. The Download page states which version of Moodle the version of the plug-in is for.
Version information example: Kaltura release 3.0.96 (RL: 2.5.1.1)
3.0.96 is the version of the plug-in that Kaltura has release. It does not correspond to any Moodle version number and it should be referenced when contacting Kaltura support.
RL: 2.5.1.1 is our internal version. The first two points (2.5) correspond to the version of Moodle that it has been tested with (Moodle 2.5.x).
Do anyone faced the same problem?
Cecilia
First of all, thank you for this plugin! Would it be possible to add a new condition for the activity completion of Kaltura Video Resource? The "Require view" option is somewhat a standard amongst activities and resources in Moodle. Our teachers would be delighted if they could use it as a condition on their Kaltura Video Resources, when needed, too.
Is the actual version even compatible with Moodle 4.0?
I am also receiving the following error when I try to install this plugin: "The plugin ZIP package must contain just one directory, named to match the plugin name. The file provided is not a valid plugin ZIP package."
Please note that description of the plug in this page is still "Kaltura plug-ins for Moodle 2.1 - 2.x and 3.x" although the plugin also support Moodle 4.x at at this point.
Just a question: why do you have the whole kaltura package in one repo instead letting each plugin have their own repo?