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Dolby OptiView Enable Recording Webhook and Token

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Dolby OptiView Enable Recording Webhook and Token

with Dolby.io · Webhook & Event Subscription Management

Create a recording webhook and a recording-enabled publish token.

  1. Register a webhook subscribed to recording events. Returns the webhook id and the HMAC signing secret.
  2. Create a publish token with recording enabled so the broadcaster's bound stream is captured. Returns the token id and broadcaster JWT.
What you'll need to have ready
  • authorization: Bearer Authorization header value (e.g. "Bearer <API Secret>").
  • webhookUrl: The URL that will receive recording event callbacks.
  • label: Human-readable label for the publish token.
  • streamName: The stream name the publish token is bound to.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow dolby-io:enable-recording-webhook-and-token, 2 operations: createWebhook → createPublishToken. Specs on APIs.io.

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