Returns a single Recording resource identified by a Recording SID.
Returns a single Recording resource identified by a Recording SID.
Path parameters
The SID of the Recording resource to fetch.
Response
OK
The SID of the Account that created the Recording resource.
The status of the recording. Can be: processing, completed, or deleted. processing indicates the recording is still being captured; completed indicates the recording has been captured and is now available for download. deleted means the recording media has been deleted from the system, but its metadata is still available.
The date and time in GMT when the resource was created specified in ISO 8601 format.
The unique string that we created to identify the Recording resource.
The SID of the recording source. For a Room Recording, this value is a track_sid.
The size of the recorded track, in bytes.
The absolute URL of the resource.
The recording's media type. Can be: audio or video.
The duration of the recording in seconds rounded to the nearest second. Sub-second tracks have a Duration property of 1 second
The codec used to encode the track. Can be: VP8, H264, OPUS, and PCMU.
The name that was given to the source track of the recording. If no name is given, the source_sid is used.
The time in milliseconds elapsed between an arbitrary point in time, common to all group rooms, and the moment when the source room of this track started. This information provides a synchronization mechanism for recordings belonging to the same room.
The URL of the media file associated with the recording when stored externally. See External S3 Recordings for more details.
The URL called using the status_callback_method to send status information on every recording event.
The HTTP method used to call status_callback. Can be: POST or GET, defaults to POST.
The URLs of related resources.