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Stream API & Pricing
We do not have public Stream APIs available at this time. We hope to start on them in 2018 Q2/Q3.
For what you get with the E3 license see this document:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/stream/license-overview
Basically you get everything in Stream except ability to search on the transcript of the video, that is E5, Stream P2, or an add-on for E3.
You don't pay for how often you play a video, you just have a quota on how many videos you upload and can buy more storage quota if you run out: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/stream/license-overview#storage
Thanks for your response and for your time. Whilst I understand the challenges, stating that you hope to start on them in 2018 Q2/Q3 doesn’t provide me with what I need to plan in the work we expected to undertake Q1 Q2 this year. I am still unclear whether we can plan to undertake this work at all anytime in 2018. From a customer perspective this hasn’t been a great experience.
MicrosoftI'm sorry I can't give you more concrete promise. Since we haven't started development on them I can't make a committed promise to you. I can tell you that doing public APIs on Stream is a high priority for us as is getting as many customers as possible from O365 Video to Stream in 2018.
Hello Marc
I understand that the Microsoft Stream APIs are now available. Could you point us to the relevant documentation ?
- Marc MrozAs mentioned in the other posts. We do not yet have Stream REST APIs. Those APIs you referenced in the other post were for Azure Media Service directly if you wanted to build your own entire video solution from scratch. We are hoping to start Stream public REST APIs in Q3/Q4, we've been delayed with other projects, sorry.
We would definitely like to beta test the Stream API.
Looking for search methods that return item information including the URL back to it.
