getHlsVideoSegmentDeprecatedUrl
Deprecated
This member is deprecated and may be removed in the future
Gets a video stream using HTTP live streaming.
Parameters
The item id.
The playlist id.
The segment id.
The video container. Possible values are: ts, webm, asf, wmv, ogv, mp4, m4v, mkv, mpeg, mpg, avi, 3gp, wmv, wtv, m2ts, mov, iso, flv.
The position of the requested segment in ticks.
The length of the requested segment in ticks.
Optional. If true, the original file will be streamed statically without any encoding. Use either no url extension or the original file extension. true/false.
The streaming parameters.
The tag.
Optional. The dlna device profile id to utilize.
The play session id.
The segment container.
The desired segment length.
The minimum number of segments.
The media version id, if playing an alternate version.
The device id of the client requesting. Used to stop encoding processes when needed.
Optional. Specify an audio codec to encode to, e.g. mp3.
Whether or not to allow automatic stream copy if requested values match the original source. Defaults to true.
Whether or not to allow copying of the video stream url.
Whether or not to allow copying of the audio stream url.
Optional. Whether to break on non key frames.
Optional. Specify a specific audio sample rate, e.g. 44100.
Optional. The maximum audio bit depth.
Optional. Specify an audio bitrate to encode to, e.g. 128000. If omitted this will be left to encoder defaults.
Optional. Specify a specific number of audio channels to encode to, e.g. 2.
Optional. Specify a maximum number of audio channels to encode to, e.g.
Optional. Specify a specific an encoder profile (varies by encoder), e.g. main, baseline, high.
Optional. Specify a level for the encoder profile (varies by encoder), e.g. 3, 3.1.
Optional. A specific video framerate to encode to, e.g. 23.976. Generally this should be omitted unless the device has specific requirements.
Optional. A specific maximum video framerate to encode to, e.g. 23.976. Generally this should be omitted unless the device has specific requirements.
Whether or not to copy timestamps when transcoding with an offset. Defaults to false.
Optional. Specify a starting offset, in ticks. 1 tick = 10000 ms.
Optional. The fixed horizontal resolution of the encoded video.
Optional. The fixed vertical resolution of the encoded video.
Optional. The maximum horizontal resolution of the encoded video.
Optional. The maximum vertical resolution of the encoded video.
Optional. Specify a video bitrate to encode to, e.g. 500000. If omitted this will be left to encoder defaults.
Optional. The index of the subtitle stream to use. If omitted no subtitles will be used.
Optional. Specify the subtitle delivery method.
Optional.
Optional. The maximum video bit depth.
Optional. Whether to require avc.
Optional. Whether to deinterlace the video.
Optional. Whether to require a non anamorphic stream.
Optional. The maximum number of audio channels to transcode.
Optional. The limit of how many cpu cores to use.
The live stream id.
Optional. Whether to enable the MpegtsM2Ts mode.
Optional. Specify a video codec to encode to, e.g. h264.
Optional. Specify a subtitle codec to encode to.
Optional. The transcoding reason.
Optional. The index of the audio stream to use. If omitted the first audio stream will be used.
Optional. The index of the video stream to use. If omitted the first video stream will be used.
Optional. The MediaBrowser.Model.Dlna.EncodingContext.
Optional. The streaming options.
Optional. Whether to enable Audio Encoding.
Whether to always burn in subtitles when transcoding.