VAS_Prompt Stream Forbidden

1 VAS Intro

1.1 Brief Introduction

The interactive live streaming service is characterized by real-time streaming of video content by the streamer, which is then promoted by the interactive live streaming service provider. The content is under the control of the streamer. The dissemination of illegal content by the streamer can have a severe impact. Therefore, interactive live broadcast providers need to monitor live video content in real-time and quickly prohibit the propagation of illegal content when it appears.
The Prompt Stream Forbidding is a feature specifically designed for this business scenario. CDNetworks provides API interfaces and pages to its customers. When customers come across illegal live streaming content by the streamer, they can promptly disable the stream in real-time, effectively curbing the spread of illegal content.

1.2 Applicable Product Lines

Media Acceleration Live Broadcast.

1.3 Application Scenario

Violent content
Adult content
Other illegal content

2 VAS Detail

2.1 Feature Description

As illustrated in the above diagram, the principle of secondary broadcasting prohibition is as follows:

1. The streamer pushes the stream to CDNetworks Media Processing Center, and CDNetworks CDN delivery the stream to viewers.
2. Users and monitors access the live video stream via CDN.
3. If any illegal content is detected, the monitoring personnel will instantly invoke the CDNetworks banning interface to sever the streaming connection of the streamer.

3 API docs

You can control the live stream by using the API interface. There are three operations available: Prohibit, Resume, and Stop. When you perform the Stop operation, the stream will be closed temporarily and can be reopened later through normal access. On the other hand, when you use the Prohibit operation, the stream will be forbidden for a specific period of time and cannot be reopened unless you use the Resume operation.