Copyright | (c) 2013-2023 Brendan Hay |
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License | Mozilla Public License, v. 2.0. |
Maintainer | Brendan Hay |
Stability | auto-generated |
Portability | non-portable (GHC extensions) |
Safe Haskell | Safe-Inferred |
Language | Haskell2010 |
Synopsis
- data FrameCaptureGroupSettings = FrameCaptureGroupSettings' {}
- newFrameCaptureGroupSettings :: OutputLocationRef -> FrameCaptureGroupSettings
- frameCaptureGroupSettings_frameCaptureCdnSettings :: Lens' FrameCaptureGroupSettings (Maybe FrameCaptureCdnSettings)
- frameCaptureGroupSettings_destination :: Lens' FrameCaptureGroupSettings OutputLocationRef
Documentation
data FrameCaptureGroupSettings Source #
Frame Capture Group Settings
See: newFrameCaptureGroupSettings
smart constructor.
FrameCaptureGroupSettings' | |
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Instances
newFrameCaptureGroupSettings Source #
Create a value of FrameCaptureGroupSettings
with all optional fields omitted.
Use generic-lens or optics to modify other optional fields.
The following record fields are available, with the corresponding lenses provided for backwards compatibility:
$sel:frameCaptureCdnSettings:FrameCaptureGroupSettings'
, frameCaptureGroupSettings_frameCaptureCdnSettings
- Parameters that control interactions with the CDN.
$sel:destination:FrameCaptureGroupSettings'
, frameCaptureGroupSettings_destination
- The destination for the frame capture files. Either the URI for an
Amazon S3 bucket and object, plus a file name prefix (for example,
s3ssl://sportsDelivery/highlights/20180820/curling-) or the URI for
a MediaStore container, plus a file name prefix (for example,
mediastoressl://sportsDelivery/20180820/curling-). The final file
names consist of the prefix from the destination field (for example,
"curling-") + name modifier + the counter (5 digits, starting from
00001) + extension (which is always .jpg). For example,
curling-low.00001.jpg
frameCaptureGroupSettings_frameCaptureCdnSettings :: Lens' FrameCaptureGroupSettings (Maybe FrameCaptureCdnSettings) Source #
Parameters that control interactions with the CDN.
frameCaptureGroupSettings_destination :: Lens' FrameCaptureGroupSettings OutputLocationRef Source #
The destination for the frame capture files. Either the URI for an Amazon S3 bucket and object, plus a file name prefix (for example, s3ssl://sportsDelivery/highlights/20180820/curling-) or the URI for a MediaStore container, plus a file name prefix (for example, mediastoressl://sportsDelivery/20180820/curling-). The final file names consist of the prefix from the destination field (for example, "curling-") + name modifier + the counter (5 digits, starting from 00001) + extension (which is always .jpg). For example, curling-low.00001.jpg