#[non_exhaustive]pub struct InputDeviceUhdSettings {Show 13 fields
pub active_input: Option<InputDeviceActiveInput>,
pub configured_input: Option<InputDeviceConfiguredInput>,
pub device_state: Option<InputDeviceState>,
pub framerate: Option<f64>,
pub height: Option<i32>,
pub max_bitrate: Option<i32>,
pub scan_type: Option<InputDeviceScanType>,
pub width: Option<i32>,
pub latency_ms: Option<i32>,
pub codec: Option<InputDeviceCodec>,
pub mediaconnect_settings: Option<InputDeviceMediaConnectSettings>,
pub audio_channel_pairs: Option<Vec<InputDeviceUhdAudioChannelPairConfig>>,
pub input_resolution: Option<String>,
}
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Settings that describe the active source from the input device, and the video characteristics of that source.
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; and struct update syntax will not work.active_input: Option<InputDeviceActiveInput>
If you specified Auto as the configured input, specifies which of the sources is currently active (SDI or HDMI).
configured_input: Option<InputDeviceConfiguredInput>
The source at the input device that is currently active. You can specify this source.
device_state: Option<InputDeviceState>
The state of the input device.
framerate: Option<f64>
The frame rate of the video source.
height: Option<i32>
The height of the video source, in pixels.
max_bitrate: Option<i32>
The current maximum bitrate for ingesting this source, in bits per second. You can specify this maximum.
scan_type: Option<InputDeviceScanType>
The scan type of the video source.
width: Option<i32>
The width of the video source, in pixels.
latency_ms: Option<i32>
The Link device’s buffer size (latency) in milliseconds (ms). You can specify this value.
codec: Option<InputDeviceCodec>
The codec for the video that the device produces.
mediaconnect_settings: Option<InputDeviceMediaConnectSettings>
Information about the MediaConnect flow attached to the device. Returned only if the outputType is MEDIACONNECT_FLOW.
audio_channel_pairs: Option<Vec<InputDeviceUhdAudioChannelPairConfig>>
An array of eight audio configurations, one for each audio pair in the source. Each audio configuration specifies either to exclude the pair, or to format it and include it in the output from the UHD device. Applies only when the device is configured as the source for a MediaConnect flow.
input_resolution: Option<String>
The resolution of the Link device’s source (HD or UHD). This value determines MediaLive resource allocation and billing for this input.
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Source§impl InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl InputDeviceUhdSettings
Sourcepub fn active_input(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceActiveInput>
pub fn active_input(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceActiveInput>
If you specified Auto as the configured input, specifies which of the sources is currently active (SDI or HDMI).
Sourcepub fn configured_input(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceConfiguredInput>
pub fn configured_input(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceConfiguredInput>
The source at the input device that is currently active. You can specify this source.
Sourcepub fn device_state(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceState>
pub fn device_state(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceState>
The state of the input device.
Sourcepub fn max_bitrate(&self) -> Option<i32>
pub fn max_bitrate(&self) -> Option<i32>
The current maximum bitrate for ingesting this source, in bits per second. You can specify this maximum.
Sourcepub fn scan_type(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceScanType>
pub fn scan_type(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceScanType>
The scan type of the video source.
Sourcepub fn latency_ms(&self) -> Option<i32>
pub fn latency_ms(&self) -> Option<i32>
The Link device’s buffer size (latency) in milliseconds (ms). You can specify this value.
Sourcepub fn codec(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceCodec>
pub fn codec(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceCodec>
The codec for the video that the device produces.
Sourcepub fn mediaconnect_settings(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceMediaConnectSettings>
pub fn mediaconnect_settings(&self) -> Option<&InputDeviceMediaConnectSettings>
Information about the MediaConnect flow attached to the device. Returned only if the outputType is MEDIACONNECT_FLOW.
Sourcepub fn audio_channel_pairs(&self) -> &[InputDeviceUhdAudioChannelPairConfig]
pub fn audio_channel_pairs(&self) -> &[InputDeviceUhdAudioChannelPairConfig]
An array of eight audio configurations, one for each audio pair in the source. Each audio configuration specifies either to exclude the pair, or to format it and include it in the output from the UHD device. Applies only when the device is configured as the source for a MediaConnect flow.
If no value was sent for this field, a default will be set. If you want to determine if no value was sent, use .audio_channel_pairs.is_none()
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Sourcepub fn input_resolution(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn input_resolution(&self) -> Option<&str>
The resolution of the Link device’s source (HD or UHD). This value determines MediaLive resource allocation and billing for this input.
Source§impl InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl InputDeviceUhdSettings
Sourcepub fn builder() -> InputDeviceUhdSettingsBuilder
pub fn builder() -> InputDeviceUhdSettingsBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture InputDeviceUhdSettings
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Source§impl Clone for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl Clone for InputDeviceUhdSettings
Source§fn clone(&self) -> InputDeviceUhdSettings
fn clone(&self) -> InputDeviceUhdSettings
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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impl Debug for InputDeviceUhdSettings
Source§impl PartialEq for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl PartialEq for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl StructuralPartialEq for InputDeviceUhdSettings
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impl Freeze for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl RefUnwindSafe for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl Send for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl Sync for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl Unpin for InputDeviceUhdSettings
impl UnwindSafe for InputDeviceUhdSettings
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