Production studio controller interface.
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#include <meeting_production_studio_ctrl_interface.h>
Production studio controller interface.
Definition at line 87 of file meeting_production_studio_ctrl_interface.h.
◆ CanStartPSMode()
| virtual bool IMeetingProductionStudioController::CanStartPSMode |
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Determines whether you have permission to start production studio. Only host or co-host can start production studio mode.
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- true indicates you can start production studio mode.
◆ GetPSUserID()
| virtual unsigned int IMeetingProductionStudioController::GetPSUserID |
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Gets the user ID of current production studio user.
◆ IsPSModeStarted()
| virtual bool IMeetingProductionStudioController::IsPSModeStarted |
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Determines whether the current meeting production mode has started.
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- true indicates to started.
◆ IsSupportPSMode()
| virtual bool IMeetingProductionStudioController::IsSupportPSMode |
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Determines whether the current meeting supports the production mode or not.
- Returns
- true indicates to support.
◆ SetEvent()
Configure the meeting production studio controller callback event handler.
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- Returns
- If the function succeeds, the return value is SDKERR_SUCCESS. Otherwise, this function returns an error.
- Note
- The SDK use pEvent to transmit the callback event to the user's application. If the function is not called or fails, the user's application is unable to retrieve the callback event.
◆ StartPSMode()
Starts production studio mode.
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| capability | Specify the format description of the video data send. |
- Returns
- If the function succeeds, the return value is SDKERR_SUCCESS. Otherwise, this function returns an error.
◆ StopPSMode()
| virtual SDKError IMeetingProductionStudioController::StopPSMode |
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Stops production studio mode.
- Returns
- If the function succeeds, the return value is SDKERR_SUCCESS. Otherwise, this function returns an error.