Recording or capturing Amazon Chime SDK meetings with the demo in this blog may be subject to laws or regulations regarding the recording of electronic communications. Note: Deploying this demo and receiving traffic from the demo created in this post can incur AWS charges. We have also included an AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) package for you to deploy a simple demo app to try out this new feature by including a button on a React page. We will manually start a media capture pipeline to capture an ongoing Amazon Chime SDK meeting, and then we look at what we can do with the captured artifacts. In this blog post, we will walk through the functionalities of new media capture pipeline. When the DeleteMediaCapturePipeline API is called to stop the media capture pipeline or if the Amazon Chime SDK meeting ends, the meeting capture stops. By specifying the Amazon Chime SDK Meeting and S3 bucket in the API request, the media capture pipeline service will start to capture the meeting’s content and upload them to the specified S3 bucket. Media capture can be started by calling CreateMediaCapturePipeline API. With the new media capture pipeline feature, the builders only need to call the new APIs to start the media capture and no longer need to worry about extra infrastructure. It requires builders to deploy and maintain their serverless application in containers and record the meeting through a browser’s built-in API to capture the browser session as a single video stream.
Previously we published a blog demonstrating how you can enable client-side recording using the Amazon Chime SDK, on your own Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) infrastructure. All meeting artifacts are delivered to the S3 bucked designated by the builder in up to five second file chunks throughout the meeting. Builders can request to turn off the active speaker video and instead capture individual video streams of each attendee when they are active. By default, the media capture pipeline with the Amazon Chime SDK provides the ability to capture the mixed meeting audio stream for the duration of the capture, as well as the video of the active speaker when their video is available, and the content share streams when available. This new feature, media capture pipeline, captures meeting audio, video, and content share streams, along with meeting events and data messages, and saves them to an Amazon Simple Storage Service ( Amazon S3, or S3) bucket designated by the builder. Today we’re launching a new feature for the Amazon Chime SDK to allow builders to capture the contents of a meeting. See section “Compositing and Concatenation”.
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Update Aug– Introducing video compositing and concatenation to generate single video recording file with all attendee’s video and audio.
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