place.stream.playback.getPlaybackSession
Mint the caller's own playback session for their live stream. Every playback URL carries a signed session as `sid`; the anonymous one a playlist hands out opens published streams only, while the owner session this returns also opens the caller's unpublished (pre-live) stream to their own player. Requires an authenticated session; the result is bound to the caller's DID. Pass it as `sid` on getLivePlaylist.
Details · query
| Kind | query |
|---|---|
| Authority | playback.stream.place |
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Query
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Get an HLS CMAF playlist for a live stream. Returns a master playlist when `track` is omitted, or a single-track media playlist when `track` is supplied. The playlist references each segment + per-track init segment via getLiveSegment. Segments come from an in-memory sliding window fed as the stream is ingested (or replicated to this node), so a playlist is only available while the stream is live here.
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Fetch a single live HLS segment, or a track's init segment, from the in-memory live window. `seg` is `init` for the EXT-X-MAP init segment, otherwise the segment's media-sequence number; a cosmetic `.m4s` suffix is accepted (and ignored) so ffmpeg-based HLS players will fetch it. HTTP Range is honored. Segments are the verbatim signed canonical .m4s, so provenance travels with playback.
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Get available playback servers for a livestream.
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Get an HLS CMAF playlist for a video. Returns a master playlist when `track` is omitted, or a single-track media playlist when `track` is supplied. The playlist references each segment + per-track init segment via getVideoBlob, addressed by content hash. The `uri` is an AT-URI pointing at a playable record — today only place.stream.video records are supported, but the surface is collection-agnostic so other record types can join later.
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Clip a livestream between two instants as a flat (faststart) MP4. The clip is cut on MUXL segment boundaries: it holds every segment whose start falls within [start, end], so it may begin up to one segment late and run up to one segment past end. Segments come from the node's livestream recordings and from the recent stream it holds in memory; each segment's C2PA signature passes through verbatim. Only published (live) segments are clipped. Requires a signed-in caller: an OAuth session, or a ser