Cisco Cisco MediaSense Release 8.5(1) Guía De Instalación

Playing Back Recordings

You can search for a 

using the Unified MCP APIs. See the Cisco Unified MCP Developer Guide for more information.

You can play back Unified MCP recordings using the Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP)

or by downloading the recording as an .mp4 file.

•

: You can playback Unified MCP recordings using any player which supports RTSP

or .MP4 formats (for example, VLC--VideoLAN Client, or Quicktime). If you listen to a

forked media recording using VLC, you can only listen to one 

 at a time, and

not both at the same time. With other players like Quicktime, you can listen to both tracks

at the same time.

•

: If you prefer to listen to both audio channels and view the video at the same time,

export any Unified MCP recording to MP4 format (using the 

API). You

can then download that file using standard HTTP access methods. Using the downloaded

MP4 file, you can listen to both audio channels and view the video at the same time.

Converting to MP4 also makes the file portable and allows you to copy it to a location of

your choice.

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Client applications can communicate directly with the Unified MCP Media Service by using

the 

 parameter in the Session Query APIs. Each API will have a 

only for AUDIO tracks. You cannot download Unified MCP video tracks in the RAW format.

The downloaded recording is only available in the RAW format. This URL is conditionally

present in the session query response only if the 

 is CLOSED_NORMAL or

in the 

 only if the eventAction is ENDED. For other sessions in other states,

(ACTIVE, DELETED, or CLOSED_ERROR), 

 is not available. See 

 for more details on RAW formats.

While 

 allows streaming, 

 provides downloading capability.

Consequently, the RTSP URL is provided for active 

, while the downloaded

URL is only available for closed sessions.

Media Forking

All Cisco IP phones, supported by Unified MCP, have a built-in bridge (BIB) which allow

incoming and outgoing media streams to be forked. Unified MCP makes use of this capability

to record inbound and outbound forked media. See the Unified CM documentation for more

.

Blog Recording

Unified MCP enables you to create blog recordings (audio and video) using supported Cisco

IP phones. Once recorded, third-party applications can publish these blog recordings.

Installation and Administration Guide for Cisco MediaSense 8.5(1)