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Since you've got the id from livestream, you can delete
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the files and the DB record with one command:<br>
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<div>Also, if you can parse the xml or json from
Content/GetLiveStreamList you can get the Id of completed,
old transcodes without touching the DB.<br>
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Good to know it can be done via http. I need to read up on the
services API, looks like lots of good stuff here. Being a database
person, my first thought is to start dumping tables and writing
sql. <br>
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Would it make sense to have a prompt from the app to clear the
transcoded data once the recording has finished playing? Maybe
even a button next to play, to clear the data manually? <br>
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I assume the app already knows the livestream id, so it would be as
simple as sending the http request to the backend. <br>
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Just a thought.<br>
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Demmos<br>
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