#[non_exhaustive]pub struct PipConfiguration {
pub featured_participant_attribute: Option<String>,
pub omit_stopped_video: bool,
pub video_fill_mode: Option<VideoFillMode>,
pub grid_gap: i32,
pub pip_participant_attribute: Option<String>,
pub pip_behavior: Option<PipBehavior>,
pub pip_offset: i32,
pub pip_position: Option<PipPosition>,
pub pip_width: Option<i32>,
pub pip_height: Option<i32>,
pub participant_order_attribute: Option<String>,
}Expand description
Configuration information specific to Picture-in-Picture (PiP) layout, for server-side composition.
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This struct is marked as non-exhaustive
Struct { .. } syntax; cannot be matched against without a wildcard ..; and struct update syntax will not work.featured_participant_attribute: Option<String>This attribute name identifies the featured slot. A participant with this attribute set to "true" (as a string value) in ParticipantTokenConfiguration is placed in the featured slot. Default: "" (no featured participant).
omit_stopped_video: boolDetermines whether to omit participants with stopped video in the composition. Default: false.
video_fill_mode: Option<VideoFillMode>Defines how video content fits within the participant tile: FILL (stretched), COVER (cropped), or CONTAIN (letterboxed). Default: COVER.
grid_gap: i32Specifies the spacing between participant tiles in pixels. Default: 0.
pip_participant_attribute: Option<String>Specifies the participant for the PiP window. A participant with this attribute set to "true" (as a string value) in ParticipantTokenConfiguration is placed in the PiP slot. Default: "" (no PiP participant).
pip_behavior: Option<PipBehavior>Defines PiP behavior when all participants have left: STATIC (maintains original position/size) or DYNAMIC (expands to full composition). Default: STATIC.
pip_offset: i32Sets the PiP window’s offset position in pixels from the closest edges determined by PipPosition. Default: 0.
pip_position: Option<PipPosition>Determines the corner position of the PiP window. Default: BOTTOM_RIGHT.
pip_width: Option<i32>Specifies the width of the PiP window in pixels. When this is not set explicitly, pipWidth’s value will be based on the size of the composition and the aspect ratio of the participant’s video.
pip_height: Option<i32>Specifies the height of the PiP window in pixels. When this is not set explicitly, pipHeight’s value will be based on the size of the composition and the aspect ratio of the participant’s video.
participant_order_attribute: Option<String>Attribute name in ParticipantTokenConfiguration identifying the participant ordering key. Participants with participantOrderAttribute set to "" or not specified are ordered based on their arrival time into the stage.
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Source§impl PipConfiguration
impl PipConfiguration
Sourcepub fn featured_participant_attribute(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn featured_participant_attribute(&self) -> Option<&str>
This attribute name identifies the featured slot. A participant with this attribute set to "true" (as a string value) in ParticipantTokenConfiguration is placed in the featured slot. Default: "" (no featured participant).
Sourcepub fn omit_stopped_video(&self) -> bool
pub fn omit_stopped_video(&self) -> bool
Determines whether to omit participants with stopped video in the composition. Default: false.
Sourcepub fn video_fill_mode(&self) -> Option<&VideoFillMode>
pub fn video_fill_mode(&self) -> Option<&VideoFillMode>
Defines how video content fits within the participant tile: FILL (stretched), COVER (cropped), or CONTAIN (letterboxed). Default: COVER.
Sourcepub fn grid_gap(&self) -> i32
pub fn grid_gap(&self) -> i32
Specifies the spacing between participant tiles in pixels. Default: 0.
Sourcepub fn pip_participant_attribute(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn pip_participant_attribute(&self) -> Option<&str>
Specifies the participant for the PiP window. A participant with this attribute set to "true" (as a string value) in ParticipantTokenConfiguration is placed in the PiP slot. Default: "" (no PiP participant).
Sourcepub fn pip_behavior(&self) -> Option<&PipBehavior>
pub fn pip_behavior(&self) -> Option<&PipBehavior>
Defines PiP behavior when all participants have left: STATIC (maintains original position/size) or DYNAMIC (expands to full composition). Default: STATIC.
Sourcepub fn pip_offset(&self) -> i32
pub fn pip_offset(&self) -> i32
Sets the PiP window’s offset position in pixels from the closest edges determined by PipPosition. Default: 0.
Sourcepub fn pip_position(&self) -> Option<&PipPosition>
pub fn pip_position(&self) -> Option<&PipPosition>
Determines the corner position of the PiP window. Default: BOTTOM_RIGHT.
Sourcepub fn pip_width(&self) -> Option<i32>
pub fn pip_width(&self) -> Option<i32>
Specifies the width of the PiP window in pixels. When this is not set explicitly, pipWidth’s value will be based on the size of the composition and the aspect ratio of the participant’s video.
Sourcepub fn pip_height(&self) -> Option<i32>
pub fn pip_height(&self) -> Option<i32>
Specifies the height of the PiP window in pixels. When this is not set explicitly, pipHeight’s value will be based on the size of the composition and the aspect ratio of the participant’s video.
Sourcepub fn participant_order_attribute(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn participant_order_attribute(&self) -> Option<&str>
Attribute name in ParticipantTokenConfiguration identifying the participant ordering key. Participants with participantOrderAttribute set to "" or not specified are ordered based on their arrival time into the stage.
Source§impl PipConfiguration
impl PipConfiguration
Sourcepub fn builder() -> PipConfigurationBuilder
pub fn builder() -> PipConfigurationBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture PipConfiguration.
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Source§impl Clone for PipConfiguration
impl Clone for PipConfiguration
Source§fn clone(&self) -> PipConfiguration
fn clone(&self) -> PipConfiguration
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for PipConfiguration
impl Debug for PipConfiguration
Source§impl PartialEq for PipConfiguration
impl PartialEq for PipConfiguration
impl StructuralPartialEq for PipConfiguration
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impl Freeze for PipConfiguration
impl RefUnwindSafe for PipConfiguration
impl Send for PipConfiguration
impl Sync for PipConfiguration
impl Unpin for PipConfiguration
impl UnwindSafe for PipConfiguration
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