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Class: Aws::MediaLive::Types::Scte35SegmentationDescriptorWhen passing Scte35SegmentationDescriptor as input to an Aws::Client method, you can use a vanilla Hash:
{
delivery_restrictions: {
archive_allowed_flag: "ARCHIVE_NOT_ALLOWED", device_restrictions: "NONE", no_regional_blackout_flag: "REGIONAL_BLACKOUT", web_delivery_allowed_flag: "WEB_DELIVERY_NOT_ALLOWED", },
segment_num: 1,
segmentation_cancel_indicator: "SEGMENTATION_EVENT_NOT_CANCELED", segmentation_duration: 1,
segmentation_event_id: 1, segmentation_type_id: 1,
segmentation_upid: "__string",
segmentation_upid_type: 1,
segments_expected: 1,
sub_segment_num: 1,
sub_segments_expected: 1,
}
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_descriptor.
Returned by:
Instance Attribute Summary collapseHolds the four SCTE-35 delivery restriction parameters.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segment_num.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_event_cancel_indicator.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_duration.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_event_id.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_type_id.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_upid.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_upid_type.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segments_expected.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 sub_segment_num.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 sub_segments_expected.
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segment_num. A value that is valid for the specified segmentation_type_id.
#segmentation_cancel_indicator ⇒ StringCorresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_event_cancel_indicator.
Possible values:
Corresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_duration. Optional. The duration for the time_signal, in 90 KHz ticks. To convert seconds to ticks, multiple the seconds by 90,000. Enter time in 90 KHz clock ticks. If you do not enter a duration, the time_signal will continue until you insert a cancellation message.
#segmentation_event_id ⇒ IntegerCorresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_event_id.
#segmentation_type_id ⇒ IntegerCorresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_type_id. One of the segmentation_type_id values listed in the SCTE-35 specification. On the console, enter the ID in decimal (for example, \"52\"). In the CLI, API, or an SDK, enter the ID in hex (for example, \"0x34\") or decimal (for example, \"52\").
#segmentation_upid ⇒ StringCorresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_upid. Enter a string containing the hexadecimal representation of the characters that make up the SCTE-35 segmentation_upid value. Must contain an even number of hex characters. Do not include spaces between each hex pair. For example, the ASCII \"ADS Information\" becomes hex \"41445320496e666f726d6174696f6e.
#segmentation_upid_type ⇒ IntegerCorresponds to SCTE-35 segmentation_upid_type. On the console, enter one of the types listed in the SCTE-35 specification, converted to a decimal. For example, \"0x0C\" hex from the specification is \"12\" in decimal. In the CLI, API, or an SDK, enter one of the types listed in the SCTE-35 specification, in either hex (for example, \"0x0C\" ) or in decimal (for example, \"12\").
#segments_expected ⇒ IntegerCorresponds to SCTE-35 segments_expected. A value that is valid for the specified segmentation_type_id.
#sub_segment_num ⇒ IntegerCorresponds to SCTE-35 sub_segment_num. A value that is valid for the specified segmentation_type_id.
#sub_segments_expected ⇒ IntegerCorresponds to SCTE-35 sub_segments_expected. A value that is valid for the specified segmentation_type_id.
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