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You may need to retrieve the recoding_ending.json to be able to access the recording in S3. Also make sure the recording didn't fail (recording_failed.json). Please refer to the following link for additional information on IVS Record to S3. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ivs/latest/userguide/record-to-s3.html Take particular note of the following sub sections
- Discovering the Renditions of a Recording
- Playback of Recorded Content from Private Buckets
To add on to the above solution, the Amazon IVS team recommends using the "Recording State Change" Amazon EventBridge events (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ivs/latest/userguide/eventbridge.html#eventbridge-examples-recording-state-change) to gather the recording_id (or recording_s3_key_prefix). These events are produced at the start and end of a recording session, which includes the recording_s3_bucket_name (ie: which S3 bucket the content was stored in) and the recording_s3_key_prefix (ie: the bucket/folder path of where the content was stored within the S3 bucket). Hopefully this helps achieve the information that you are inquiring about.
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