Interface MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings.Builder
- All Superinterfaces:
Buildable
,CopyableBuilder<MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings.Builder,
,MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings> SdkBuilder<MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings.Builder,
,MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings> SdkPojo
- Enclosing class:
MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings
@Mutable
@NotThreadSafe
public static interface MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings.Builder
extends SdkPojo, CopyableBuilder<MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings.Builder,MediaPackageV2DestinationSettings>
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionaudioGroupId
(String audioGroupId) Applies only to an output that contains audio.audioRenditionSets
(String audioRenditionSets) Applies only to an output that contains video, and only if you want to associate one or more audio groups to this video.hlsAutoSelect
(String hlsAutoSelect) Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the auto-select rendition in the HLS manifest.hlsAutoSelect
(HlsAutoSelect hlsAutoSelect) Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the auto-select rendition in the HLS manifest.hlsDefault
(String hlsDefault) Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the default rendition in the HLS manifest.hlsDefault
(HlsDefault hlsDefault) Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the default rendition in the HLS manifest.Methods inherited from interface software.amazon.awssdk.utils.builder.CopyableBuilder
copy
Methods inherited from interface software.amazon.awssdk.utils.builder.SdkBuilder
applyMutation, build
Methods inherited from interface software.amazon.awssdk.core.SdkPojo
equalsBySdkFields, sdkFieldNameToField, sdkFields
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Method Details
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audioGroupId
Applies only to an output that contains audio. If you want to put several audio encodes into one audio rendition group, decide on a name (ID) for the group. Then in every audio output that you want to belong to that group, enter that ID in this field. Note that this information is part of the HLS specification (not the CMAF specification), but if you include it then MediaPackage will include it in the manifest it creates for the video player.- Parameters:
audioGroupId
- Applies only to an output that contains audio. If you want to put several audio encodes into one audio rendition group, decide on a name (ID) for the group. Then in every audio output that you want to belong to that group, enter that ID in this field. Note that this information is part of the HLS specification (not the CMAF specification), but if you include it then MediaPackage will include it in the manifest it creates for the video player.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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audioRenditionSets
Applies only to an output that contains video, and only if you want to associate one or more audio groups to this video. In this field you assign the groups that you create (in the Group ID fields in the various audio outputs). Enter one group ID, or enter a comma-separated list of group IDs. Note that this information is part of the HLS specification (not the CMAF specification), but if you include it then MediaPackage will include it in the manifest it creates for the video player.- Parameters:
audioRenditionSets
- Applies only to an output that contains video, and only if you want to associate one or more audio groups to this video. In this field you assign the groups that you create (in the Group ID fields in the various audio outputs). Enter one group ID, or enter a comma-separated list of group IDs. Note that this information is part of the HLS specification (not the CMAF specification), but if you include it then MediaPackage will include it in the manifest it creates for the video player.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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hlsAutoSelect
Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the auto-select rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the auto-select. NO means this should never be the auto-select. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Parameters:
hlsAutoSelect
- Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the auto-select rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the auto-select. NO means this should never be the auto-select. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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hlsAutoSelect
Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the auto-select rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the auto-select. NO means this should never be the auto-select. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Parameters:
hlsAutoSelect
- Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the auto-select rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the auto-select. NO means this should never be the auto-select. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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hlsDefault
Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the default rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the default. NO means this should never be the default. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Parameters:
hlsDefault
- Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the default rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the default. NO means this should never be the default. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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hlsDefault
Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the default rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the default. NO means this should never be the default. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Parameters:
hlsDefault
- Specifies whether MediaPackage should set this output as the default rendition in the HLS manifest. YES means this must be the default. NO means this should never be the default. OMIT means MediaPackage decides what to set on this rendition. When you consider all the renditions, follow these guidelines. You can set zero or one renditions to YES. You can set zero or more renditions to NO, but you can't set all renditions to NO. You can set zero, some, or all to OMIT.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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