How to upload HLS file to GCS specific folder?

[LeoHsu0705]

I want to achieve this effect.
is there any way to set the stream recording?

streams
├─ folder1
│  ├─ 2024-06-16
│  │  ├─ video.m3u8
│  │  ├─ video0001.ts
│  │  └─ video0002.ts
│  ├─ 2024-06-17
│  │  ├─ video.m3u8
│  │  ├─ video0001.ts
│  │  └─ video0002.ts
├─ folder2
│  ├─ 2024-06-16
│  │  ├─ video.m3u8
│  │  ├─ video0001.ts
│  │  └─ video0002.ts
│  ├─ 2024-06-17
│  │  ├─ video.m3u8
│  │  ├─ video0001.ts
│  │  └─ video0002.ts
└─ folder3

[yashtandon113]

Hi @LeoHsu0705
You can use the subFolder field while creating the stream to achieve the required functionality of having HLS files into the dates subfolder. Please check the below document for references.
https://antmedia.io/docs/guides/playing-live-stream/hls-playing/#playing-streams-from-subfolders

The same subfolders will be created on the bucket side as well when the files are uploaded.

I hope it helps.

[LeoHsu0705]

OK,thanks for answer! I will try it.

[LeoHsu0705]

I tried.When the stream is published without an API call (eg. a direct publishing over RTMP), there's no subfolder and all files are stored directly in {AppsName}/streams/

[yashtandon113]

@LeoHsu0705
I think we missed your last comment.

Yes, it is expected because currently subFolder can only be used while creating the stream via API.

Can you please try adding the folder name to the RTMP end point as below?

Endpoint:- rtmp://domain/LiveApp/subFoldername
Streamkey:- your-stream-Id

In this way, the subfolder will be created inside the stream folder. It works on the server side but I am not sure if that will work for s3 upload as well or not.

Please let us know if that helps.