Overview
100ms rooms can be live streamed over HLS (HTTP Live Streaming). 100ms live streams return a playback URL (in m3u8 format), which is compatible with any HLS video player.
Live streams can be optionally recorded—and generate two types of recording assets, based on enabled flags:
hls_vod: Setting this to true generates aroom-vodasset for on-demand playback use-casessingle_file_per_layer: Setting this to true generates multipleroom-compositeassets, each representing 1 layer of the live stream
Endpointhttps://api.100ms.live/v2/live-streams
Object
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Unique identifier for the live stream object |
| room_id | Identifier of the room where this stream was started |
| session_id | Identifier of the session where this stream was started |
| status | Status of the live stream, can be one of starting, running, stopping, post_processing, completed, failed |
| playback | This object contains the m3u8 url for playback |
| recording | Object with boolean flags to enable recording types |
| meeting_url | Meeting URL opened in the web browser that is composing the stream |
| destination | Name of the destination on your template to define stream configuration |
| recording_assets | Array of recording assets that are generated out of the stream |
| created_at | Timestamp for when the external stream was created |
| started_at | Timestamp for when the external stream was started |
| started_by | Identifier of the peer who started the external stream. If the stream was started from server-side, this is an empty string |
| stopped_at | Timestamp for when the external stream was stopped |
| stopped_by | Identifier of the peer who stopped the external stream. If the stream was stopped from server-side, this is an empty string |
| updated_at | Timestamp for when the external stream was updated |
Postman collection
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