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There are two different ways you could accomplish this:
- When the media pipeline is created, a new pipeline-related attendee will join the call. In your callback that subscribes to attendee presence (which you have for roster updates), you could use the presence of this pipeline attendee to turn on (and off) a recording indicator.
- You could use the data message feature of the SDK and have the client that initiates the recording also send a data message to all the other clients telling them to turn on (or off) the recording indicator. (https://aws.github.io/amazon-chime-sdk-js/modules/apioverview.html#9-send-and-receive-data-messages-optional)
Option 1 might be easier since most of the mechanism is already provided. But, option 2 would also let you send other information -- like which attendee initiated the recording.
已回答 8 个月前
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I am not able to locate any documentation on your reuquest. I do find the below - https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/business-productivity/capture-amazon-chime-sdk-meetings-using-media-capture-pipelines/ """ Notifications The media capture pipeline can be in six different statuses: Initializing | InProgress | Failed | TemporarilyFailed | Stopping | Stopped """ You may use one of the six statues alert to notify your participants on your recording action.
已回答 8 个月前
Thank you for the response. I ended up going with option 2, it was simple to implement and gives a lot of freedom with the message payload