pulumi-azure-native-kotlin/com.pulumi.azurenative.media.kotlin.outputs/TextTrackResponse

TextTrackResponse

data class TextTrackResponse(val displayName: String? = null, val fileName: String? = null, val hlsSettings: HlsSettingsResponse? = null, val languageCode: String, val odataType: String, val playerVisibility: String? = null)

Represents a text track in an asset. A text track is usually used for sparse data related to the audio or video tracks.

Constructors

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constructor(displayName: String? = null, fileName: String? = null, hlsSettings: HlsSettingsResponse? = null, languageCode: String, odataType: String, playerVisibility: String? = null)

Types

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object Companion

Properties

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val displayName: String? = null

The display name of the text track on a video player. In HLS, this maps to the NAME attribute of EXT-X-MEDIA.

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val fileName: String? = null

The file name to the source file. This file is located in the storage container of the asset.

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val hlsSettings: HlsSettingsResponse? = null

The HLS specific setting for the text track.

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val languageCode: String

The RFC5646 language code for the text track.

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val odataType: String

The discriminator for derived types. Expected value is '#Microsoft.Media.TextTrack'.

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val playerVisibility: String? = null

When PlayerVisibility is set to "Visible", the text track will be present in the DASH manifest or HLS playlist when requested by a client. When the PlayerVisibility is set to "Hidden", the text will not be available to the client. The default value is "Visible".