I am trying to execute Playwright tests in aero cube Moon. to see video recording i need session id.
https://aerokube.com/moon/latest/#playwright
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I have an application where I am able to make a Bot application, Join Ms teams meeting (by providing joinUrl to my endpoint). I am able to achieve this.
But when I try to start recording the meeting using the Bot (by updating recording status of the call using the below mentioned method), i get the following error :
Code: 8506 Message: API call not allowed for non-Compliance Recording
call
I am using Microsoft.Graph.Communications.Calls v1.2.0.850
To start recording the meeting, I am using the following:
await Call.UpdateRecordingStatusAsync(RecordingStatus.Recording).ConfigureAwait(false);
I have followed the instructions for how to setup a PolicyRecordingCompliance mentioned in PolicyRecordingBot Sample https://github.com/microsoftgraph/microsoft-graph-comms-samples/tree/master/Samples/V1.0Samples/LocalMediaSamples/PolicyRecordingBot
But seems like this Policy is different than the use case which I am trying to achieve.
In the Sample, it requires something as RecordedUser whereas I need my Bot to start recording the meeting as soon as it joins a meeting.
Is there an automated way to make a video public only at our desired time on a daily basis?
I see no option on youtube to do this. To automate the process, the best I could find was to upload new video through the Youtube API with "Videos: insert" referred here: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos/insert
and then delete. I created a cron job to automate this process on a daily basis but the URL of the video doesn't stay the same.
No there is no way currently to schedule releases of videos as you can see by the Videos.insert method there is no were to set the time for release. Insert just adds a video they are uploaded when processing is completed.
Work around
When you upload your video set the video's privacy status.private and then when you want to release it do a video.update and set it to public. This could be done by creating a scheduler on your own system with a cron job to run it.
I have created a Rails app which uploads a video to a Box account. All works fine when a video is small sized video. However, when video is a big file, I get c9.io's bad gateway error. To avoid this, I wanna add a background process which will upload the video for me, as I have no issue with Box's API's session.
I am developing a video conference application using licode having multiple users(suppose 4).
I want that every user can view his webcam's video but he can publish his video in conference room only when he gets the permission.
I get access of camera using following.
localStream.init();
localStream.show("myVideo");
this is working fine.
Through a script we decide which user will get permission of publishing stream, under the script i am using following code to publish users stream.
room.publish(localStream);
but through this users stream is not publishing under the room, please tell me what i am doing wrong.
also is there any process to check how many streams in the room??
Thanks
The localStream is always available and can be used to publish anytime. Just recheck your code again. I would suggest to use setTimeout and publish the stream after 30 seconds your localstream is generated. I am sure this will work.
I am trying to develop a web application in which user can record his/her video using the webcam and upload it to youtube.
I would like to incorporate a feature in which video recording starts automatically. User need not press the start button(Ofcourse we need to take the permission to access the webcam). Once he/she allows the webcam access, the video recording should automatically start after 30 seconds.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
I m afraid that Youtube APIs does not provide that functionality. You need to build your own custom video recorder for that.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/youtube_upload_widget