SharePoint REST API and Asset Library Problem

Hi dear friends,
Im having an issue about posting videos via rest to asset library and i couldnt solve yet.
My main task is to migrate a content(according to the scenario its video) from one farm to another.For that i've planned to use Rest API using server side(c#).While
any other kind of document types(images,texts) are migrated successfully,videos are giving me hard time.
I think theres something special going on while creating videos in an asset library,right?
When i post video as byte array it creates video as .mp4 file but the content type displayed as "Image".I followed this guide : https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn292553.aspx and
couldnt find a way.
Can someone give me a sample code or help me solve this issue? Looking forward help from SharePointers who worked with rest api :)
Thanks

You can look at this link to help you set the metadata using REST.
http://sharepointfieldnotes.blogspot.com/2014/04/uploading-documents-and-setting.html
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