VideoSink Class

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Definition

Namespace:
Azure.Media.VideoAnalyzer.Edge.Models
Assembly:
Azure.Media.VideoAnalyzer.Edge.dll
Package:
Azure.Media.VideoAnalyzer.Edge v1.0.0-beta.6
Source:
VideoSink.cs

Video sink allows for video and audio to be recorded to the Video Analyzer service. The recorded video can be played from anywhere and further managed from the cloud. Due to security reasons, a given Video Analyzer edge module instance can only record content to new video entries, or existing video entries previously recorded by the same module. Any attempt to record content to an existing video which has not been created by the same module instance will result in failure to record.

public class VideoSink : Azure.Media.VideoAnalyzer.Edge.Models.SinkNodeBase
type VideoSink = class
    inherit SinkNodeBase
Public Class VideoSink
Inherits SinkNodeBase
Inheritance
Object
SinkNodeBase
VideoSink

Constructors

VideoSink(String, IEnumerable<NodeInput>, String, String, String)

Initializes a new instance of VideoSink.

Properties

Inputs

An array of upstream node references within the topology to be used as inputs for this node.

(Inherited from SinkNodeBase)
LocalMediaCacheMaximumSizeMiB

Maximum amount of disk space that can be used for caching of temporary media files. Once this limit is reached, the oldest segments of the media archive will be continuously deleted in order to make space for new media, thus leading to gaps in the cloud recorded content.
LocalMediaCachePath

Path to a local file system directory for caching of temporary media files. This will also be used to store content which cannot be immediately uploaded to Azure due to Internet connectivity issues.
Name

Node name. Must be unique within the topology.

(Inherited from SinkNodeBase)
VideoCreationProperties

Optional video properties to be used in case a new video resource needs to be created on the service.
VideoName

Name of a new or existing Video Analyzer video resource used for the media recording.
VideoPublishingOptions

Optional video publishing options to be used for changing publishing behavior of the output video.

Applies to