Create a VOD asset

For beta customers only. Akamai is no longer accepting new members for this beta program. When you enable archiving for an MSL live stream, you can retain it for a maximum of 31 days. To retain archived content beyond 31 days, use this operation to create a separate VOD asset that MSL stores in Akamai NetStorage. You need to set up the desired NetStorage storage group using the Live-to-VOD Export option in Akamai Control Center.

Query Params
string

For customers who manage more than one account, this runs the operation from another account. The Identity and Access Management API provides a list of available account switch keys.

Body Params
string
required

This is the URL for the live stream archive, using the form /{format}/{streamId}/{eventName}/{manifestName}. In it, format is either hls or dash, streamId is the unique, numeric identifier that's been assigned to the stream, eventName is the name of the event that you've assigned to the stream, and manifestName is the manifest filename. For example, /hls/708976/helloworld/master.m3u8 is an HLS master manifest URL and /dash/708976/helloworld/hello.mpd is a DASH manifest URL.

string
required

This is a unique identifier you set for a VOD asset. Start it with four alphanumeric characters followed by 16 numeric characters.

integer
required

The Unix epoch timestamp that marks the end time of the VOD clip. The value needs to be greater than the startTime by at least 30 seconds and no more than 43200 seconds, representing the clip's maximum allowed duration of 12 hours. There is a 30 minute latency. So, this needs to be less than the current epoch time by at least 1800 seconds.

integer

The maximum exported segment size in MB. The default value is 100 MB. This only applies to HLS VOD assets.

boolean
Defaults to false

When set to true, MSL won't export keys and won't change key metadata in the manifests. When set to false, MSL exports keys and may change metadata in the manifests to accommodate. The default value is false. This only applies to HLS VOD assets.

integer
required

The Unix epoch timestamp that marks the start time of the VOD clip.

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enum
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