Creating media concatenation pipelines
You use media concatenation pipelines to concatenate the artifacts (files) generated by media capture pipelines.
Media capture pipelines capture the contents of a meeting by chunking the media streams and storing those artifacts in your Amazon S3 bucket. Media capture pipelines create the following types of artifacts:
Audio
Video
Content shares
Data channel messages
Transcription messages
Meeting events
Composited video, meaning content shares and multiple video streams displayed in a grid as video tiles.
Media concatenation pipelines allow you to concatenate each type of artifact into a single file, and then store those larger files in your Amazon S3 bucket. You can create a media concatenation pipeline without waiting for the media capture event to end, but the concatenation pipeline only starts concatenating when the capture pipeline stops.
Note
Media capture pipelines, media concatenation pipelines, and Amazon S3 buckets must reside in the same AWS account.
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