Lists currently available media storage locations.
API Parameter Table
This function has no parameters.
API Call Template
listStorage
Success Response in JSON
{
"data":[
{
"clientSideBuffer":15,
"description":"Default media storage",
"enableStats":false,
"externalSeekGenerator":false,
"keyframeSeek":true,
"maxPlaylistFileSize":4096,
"mediaFolder":"\/home\/evo\/Desktop\/evostreamms-1.7.0.4242-x86_64-Ubuntu_14.04\/media\/",
"metaFolder":"\/home\/evo\/Desktop\/evostreamms-1.7.0.4242-x86_64-Ubuntu_14.04\/media\/",
"name":"0x00000001",
"seekGranularity":1000
}
],
"description":"Available storages",
"status":"SUCCESS"
}
JSON Response
The JSON response contains the following details:
- data – The data to parse
- clientSideBuffer – How much data should be maintained on the client side when a file is played from this storage
- description – Description given to this storage. Used to better identify the storage
- enableStats – If true, *.stats files are going to be generated once the media files are used
- externalSeekGenerator – If true, *.seek and *.meta files are going to be generated by another external tool
- keyframeSeek – If true, the seek/meta files are going to be generated having only keyframe seek points
- maxPlaylistFileSize - The maximum size of a playlist in characters
- mediaFolder – The path to the media folder
- metaFolder – Path to the folder which is going to contain all the seek/meta files. If missing, the seek/meta files are going to be generated inside the media folder
- name – Name given to this storage. Used to better identify the storage
- seekGranularity – Sets the granularity for the seek files
- description– Describes the result of parsing/executing the command
- status – SUCCESS if the command was parsed and executed successfully, FAIL if not.