Azure Media Services
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videoId is dynamic type
in https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/video-indexer/video-indexer-use-apis#code-sample
when I run the part:// get the video id from the upload result
var videoId = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<dynamic>(uploadResult)["id"];
Debug.WriteLine("Uploaded");
Debug.WriteLine("Video ID: " + videoId);It gives me a RuntimeBinderException like this:
Additional information: Cannot dynamically invoke method 'WriteLine' because it has a Conditional attribute.1 vote -
Add video meta data like video length to Asset object
When we use Live, some useful properties like Video length, bitrate for CMS don't have from other system. It's usually video file like mp4 itself have data in property.
it's useful if there is any Property via API for live streamings to put CMS.- Video length
- Bitrate
- Video Size10 votes -
Add better support for subtitles in SDK
Given the ID of a media asset, there is no way to determine whether there is a subtitles file for that asset, except to search within the asset for a suitable file by the file extension. (i.e. get an asset that ends with VTT) And then, if you find one, there is no way to know what language it contains. There should be a way to do this through the SDK, storing the name of a subtitles file and its language attribute so that playback requires only the streaming URL to the asset, and the manifest would be properly updated…
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Job status notification on user specified HTTP endpoint
It would be great to have job status notifications delivered on a HTTP endpoint of my choice vs. getting notifications on Azure Queue
7 votesThis is under review for notifications
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Expose asset / file traffic (data transfer) information
Azure Media Service bills customers by traffic volume (data transfer), however, I don't see a way for customers to know the actual traffic for their media files. This will be especially usefully if the customers are building a service for their clients, so they need to know which media assets are having what traffic volume.
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Don't return 204 on content update
Have a read:
http://blog.ploeh.dk/2013/04/30/rest-lesson-learned-avoid-204-responses/
When building a library like that node-azure-media library you want to provide a callback that the user can interpret. Not providing the updated entity in the body of the request is completely illogical and against any common practices. Please return a 200 with the updated entity in the body for ALL MERGE requests.1 vote -
Provide facility to add attributes to files being stored via Media Services to be able to locate these files.
When we send any file to media service it is kind of depending upon either the file name or the response back from Media Service (i.e. the URL to access the blob). There is no way to associate properties / attributes to file while uploading so that neither response back is needed nor file name is important. It would be good to provide a way to add properties to file and then later search on those attributes.
6 votesHi Navin,
I’ve moved your question to the Media Services (WAMS) section of UserVoice.
Today, we do not offer a Content Management System (CMS) as an integral component of the Media Services Platform as a Service. We are engaged with existing CMS platform providers to build on top of WAMS. A CMS will typically offer file and asset level metadata storage, searchability, indexing, cross-referencing and web-page-content generation (think online video galleries).
We have anticipated external CMS, and eventually integrated CMS services. To accommodate, we have designed in the IAsset.AlternateId property. The goal of this text string is for an external CMS to put their table-key into the AlternateId, that way, they can query:
var theAsset = cloudMediaContext.Assets.Where(a => a.AlternateId == “SomeKeyGuid_FromTheCMS”).FirstOrDefault();The workflow is to use the CMS to find the file(s) or Asset via the metadata stored in the CMS, then find…
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