overwolf.media.replays API

Use this API to capture a short video replay of the currently running game.

info

Please check the replay API sample app that demonstrates a primary usage in the API. Please read all the info about video capture usage and options on our video capture best practices guide.

Methods Reference

• overwolf.media.replays.turnOn()
• overwolf.media.replays.turnOff()
• overwolf.media.replays.getState()
• overwolf.media.replays.getState()
• overwolf.media.replays.capture()
• overwolf.media.replays.capture()
• overwolf.media.replays.startCapture()
• overwolf.media.replays.startCapture()
• overwolf.media.replays.stopCapture()
• overwolf.media.replays.stopCapture()
• overwolf.media.replays.getHighlightsFeatures()
• overwolf.media.replays.changeVolume()

Events Reference

• overwolf.media.replays.onCaptureError
• overwolf.media.replays.onCaptureStopped
• overwolf.media.replays.onCaptureWarning
• overwolf.media.replays.onReplayServicesStarted
• overwolf.media.replays.onHighlightsCaptured

Types Reference

• overwolf.media.replays.ReplayHighlightsSetting Object
• overwolf.media.replays.enums.ReplayType enum
• overwolf.media.replays.ReplayVideoOptions Object
• overwolf.media.replays.ReplayStreamParams Object
• overwolf.media.replays.TurnOnResult Object
• overwolf.media.replays.TurnOffResult Object
• overwolf.media.replays.GetStateResult Object
• overwolf.media.replays.ReplayResult Object
• overwolf.media.replays.StartReplayResult Object
• overwolf.media.replays.GetHighlightsFeaturesResult Object
• overwolf.media.replays.raw_events Object
• overwolf.media.replays.HighlightsCapturedEvent Object
• overwolf.media.replays.CaptureErrorEvent Object
• overwolf.media.replays.CaptureStoppedEvent Object
• overwolf.media.replays.CaptureWarningEvent Object
• overwolf.media.replays.ReplayServicesStartedEvent Object
• overwolf.media.replays.VideoSource Object
• overwolf.media.replays.WebCamParam Object
• overwolf.media.replays.GameWindowCapture Object

Sample app

In our APIs sample apps repository, you can find and download two sample apps that demonstrate the usage in the replays API:

• The replay-manual Sample App. Demonstrates how to use a manual capture using the replay API.
• The replay-auto-highlight Sample App. Demonstrates how to use the auto-highlights mode using the replay API.

It's a great place to get started - All the samples in this repository are built with JS code and demonstrate primary usage in the API.

Functionality

The sample app's functionality is pretty straightforward: You launch it, open the dev console (to see all the debug messages), and hit the Turn On button to start the capture and Turn Off to stop it. In addition, you have the Get State button that tells you the current state (if the capture mode is turn on or off).

You can look at the dev console to see the status of each call (success, failure, etc.). Once done, you can hit the open media folder to check the captured clip.

Besides the above, you have several minor differences between the manual app and the auto-highlights app:

replay-manual-sample

After hitting the "turn on" button, you have to manually click the "capture" button. That will initiate a short clip capture.

replay-auto-highlights-sample

In this sample app, you only have to click on the "turn on" button to initiate the auto-capture mode. Once the app recognizes supported auto highlight in the game (kill, death, etc.), it will auto-capture it. So no need to click on a "capture" button like in the manual capture app.

Note - if the current game does not support auto-highlights, the sample app will not work and display an error message.

Setting up

Download the app's source code from the repository as a zip file, and extract it to a new folder on your machine.
Load the app as an "unpacked extension" (Note that to do that you have to whitelist your OW username as a developer).

• Open the Overwolf desktop client settings (by right-clicking the client and selecting "Packages" Or by clicking on the wrench icon in the dock and going to the "About" tab => "Development Options").
• Click on "Development options".
• In the opened window, click on "Load unpacked extension" and select the extracted replay-manual-sample folder. This will add the manual sample app to your Overwolf dock. Do the same with the replay-auto-highlights-sample to install the auto-highlights sample app.
• Make sure you are logged in to the OW client. Otherwise, you will get an "Unauthorized App" error message. (Click on the "Appstore" icon in the OW dock to login to the OW client).
• Click on the app's icons in your OW dock to run the apps.

turnOn(parameters, callback)

Version added: 0.130

Turns on background replay capturing. Without calling it first, you will not be able to create video replays.

Only apps that have the VideoCaptureSettings permission in the manifest are considered as a capture app and displayed in the OW client capture tab.

tip

Using this method you can quickly get the game highlights videos without the overhead of using both OW events and streaming API’s.

There’s no need to know/understand each supported game’s mechanics, game flow, edge cases, timings, etc.
Just request for any supported game highlight and OW will provide you with a video file that includes this event.

Parameter	Type	Description
parameters	ReplaySetting object	Container for the capture configuration
callback	(Result: TurnOnResult) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

Important notes

• turnOn() will fail if highlights are requested but not supported for the current game.
  To get the list of supported highlights call getHighlightsFeatures().
• The below call will override your current OW client settings only if video setting is not null or values are different than zero.
• For each OW app that uses this feature, a new video folder will be created. So in theory, a few OW installed apps can capture the same highlight, from the same game (if all these apps set to capture this highlight from this game of course).

Usage Example

 let streamSetting = {
    "video": {
        "sub_folder_name": folderName,
        "buffer_length": bufferLength,
        "base_frame_size_source" : ["Setting","Auto"] , // if not set, "Setting" is the default
        "frame_size_method": ["Original", "ExactOrKeepRatio", "ExactOrClosestResolution"] , // // Original
        "override_overwolf_setting" : false, 
        "fps" :30,
        "width" :1920,
        "height" : 1080
    },
    "quota": {
      "max_quota_gb": 2,
      "excluded_directories": [ "cool_session" ] //set directories that are not part of the quota
    }
};

overwolf.media.replays.turnOn({
    "settings": streamSetting,
    "highlights": {
        "enable" : true, //set false if you want to record the highligths manually
        "requiredHighlights" : ["death","assist","victory"] // events to capture
    }
}, callback);

turnOff(callback)

Version added: 0.117

Turns off background replay capturing. Call this as soon as you’re no longer interested in capturing, in order to free up resources.

Parameter	Type	Description
callback	(Result: TurnOffResult) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

Callback argument: Success

A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

{ "status": "success" }

getState(replayType, callback)

Version added: 0.78

Returns whether replay capturing is turned on or off.

Deprecated

This function is Deprecated. Instead, please use overwolf.media.replays.getState().

Parameter	Type	Description
replayType	ReplayType enum	The type of replay to get state for
callback	(Result: GetStateResult) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

getState(callback)

Version added: 0.117

Returns whether replay capturing is turned on or off.

Parameter	Type	Description
callback	(Result: GetStateResult) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

Note that you get the state only from the window that turned the capturing on.

capture(replayType, pastDuration, futureDuration, captureFinishedCallback, callback)

Version added: 0.78

Starts capturing a replay to a file.

Deprecated

This function is Deprecated.

note

Capture() will automatically stop after it reaches the futureDuration. No need to call stopCapture(). If you want to stop the capture manually, you can use startCapture().

• A replay id will be returned in the callback which is needed to finish capturing the replay.
• You can only call this method if replay mode is on and no other replay is currently being captured to a file.

Parameter	Type	Description
replayType	ReplayType enum	The type of replay to capture
pastDuration	int	The video length, in milliseconds to include prior to the time of this call (up to 600000 ms).
futureDuration	int	The video length, in milliseconds to include after the time of this call. To ignore it, simply give it a non-positive value
captureFinishedCallback	(Result: ReplayResult) => void	A callback function which will be called when capturing is finished, at the end of the future duration supplied to this call
callback	(Result) => void	Reports success or failure

capture(pastDuration, futureDuration, captureFinishedCallback, callback)

Version added: 0.78

Starts capturing a replay to a file.

note

Capture() will automatically stop after it reaches the futureDuration. No need to call stopCapture(). If you want to stop the capture manually, you can use startCapture().

• A replay id will be returned in the callback which is needed to finish capturing the replay.
• You can only call this method if replay mode is on and no other replay is currently being captured to a file.

Parameter	Type	Description
pastDuration	int	The video length, in milliseconds to include prior to the time of this call (up to 600000 ms)
futureDuration	int	The video length, in milliseconds to include after the time of this call. To ignore it, simply give it a non-positive value
captureFinishedCallback	(Result: ReplayResult) => void	A callback function which will be called when capturing is finished, at the end of the future duration supplied to this call
callback	(Result: StartReplayResult) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

startCapture(replayType, pastDuration, callback)

Version added: 0.78

Starts capturing a replay to a file.

Deprecated

This function is Deprecated.

note

startCapture() won't automatically stop until you call stopCapture().

It's useful if you want to stop the capturing based on a future event, like video combos: kill, doublekill, triple kill - where you can't predict what will happen after the first kill. If you want to automatically stop after it reaches futureDuration, you can use capture().

• A replay id will be returned in the callback which is needed to finish capturing the replay.
• You can only call this method if replay mode is on and no other replay is currently being captured to a file.

Parameter	Type	Description
replayType	ReplayType enum	The type of replay to capture
pastDuration	int	The video length, in milliseconds to include prior to the time of this call
callback	[(Result: FileResult)]/ow-native/reference/media/ow-media#fileresult-object) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

startCapture(pastDuration, callback)

Version added: 0.78

Starts capturing a replay to a file.

note

startCapture() won't automatically stop until you call stopCapture().

It's useful if you want to stop the capturing based on a future event, like video combos: kill, doublekill, triple kill - where you can't predict what will happen after the first kill. If you want to automatically stop after it reaches futureDuration, you can use capture().

• A replay id will be returned in the callback (as the last part of the file name ) which is needed to finish capturing the replay.
• You can only call this method if replay mode is on and no other replay is currently being captured to a file.

Parameter	Type	Description
replayType	ReplayType enum	The type of replay to capture
captureFinishedCallback	function	A callback function which will be called when capturing is finished, at the end of the future duration supplied to this call
callback	[(Result: FileResult)]/ow-native/reference/media/ow-media#fileresult-object) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

stopCapture(ReplayType, replayId, callback)

Version added: 0.78

Finishes capturing a replay and returns a url to the created video file.

Deprecated

This function is Deprecated.

• You can only call this method if replay mode is on and using a valid id of a replay being captured to a file (“url” property).

Parameter	Type	Description
replayType	ReplayType enum	The type of replay to capture
replayId	string	The id of the replay you want to stop capturing
callback	[(Result: FileResult)]/ow-native/reference/media/ow-media#fileresult-object) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

stopCapture(replayId, callback)

Version added: 0.117

Finishes capturing a replay and returns a url to the created video file.

• You can only call this method if replay mode is on and using a valid id of a replay being captured to a file.

Parameter	Type	Description
replayId	string	The id of the replay you want to stop capturing. Read notes.
callback	(Result: ReplayResult) => void	A callback function which will be called with the status of the request

replayId notes

The replayId is returned in the callback of the startCapture(), as the last part of the file name.

getHighlightsFeatures(gameId, callback)

Version added: 0.130

Get supported auto highlights features for a game.

You can browse in our list of auto-highlights supported games.

Parameter	Type	Description
gameId	int	The id of the game you want to capture it highlights
callback	(Result: GetHighlightsFeaturesResult) => void	A callback function which provides a list of the generated video highlights URL’s for this session and relevant metadata for each highlight

Usage example

//get available Fortnite highlights

overwolf.media.replays.getHighlightsFeatures(21216, JSON.stringify(console.log))

If you run getHighlightsFeatures() for unsupported game, you will get "no feature supported" error:

{
  "success": false, 
  "status": "error", 
  "error": "no feature supported"}

changeVolume(audioOptions, callback)

Version added: 0.256

Changes the volume of the replay.

Parameter	Type	Description
audioOptions	StreamAudioOptions Object	The new volumes encapsulated in an object
callback	(Result) => void	Returns with the result

onCaptureError

Version added: 0.78

Fired when an errror has occurred with the capturing, with the following structure: CaptureErrorEvent Object

onCaptureStopped

Version added: 0.117

Fired when replay service is stopped, with the following structure: CaptureStoppedEvent Object

onCaptureWarning

Version added: 0.117

Fired on capture service warning, with the following structure: CaptureWarningEvent Object

onReplayServicesStarted

Version added: 0.117

Fired when an replay service was started (on any app), with the following structure: ReplayServicesStartedEvent Object

onHighlightsCaptured

Version added: 0.130

Fired when a new Replay highlight recorded (when highlightsSetting is enabled), with the following structure: HighlightsCapturedEvent Object

Usage

overwolf.media.replays.onHighlightsCaptured.addListener(function(info) {
      console.log("a stream had captured: " + JSON.stringify(info));
});

HighlightsCapturedEvent Object

Parameter	Type	Description
game_id	number
match_id	string
match_internal_id	string
session_id	string
session_start_time	number
match_start_time	number
start_time	number
duration	string
events	string[]
raw_events	raw_events[]
media_url	string
media_path	string
media_path_encoded	string
thumbnail_url	string
thumbnail_encoded_path	string
replay_video_start_time	number

Event data example

{
    "game_id":5426,
    "match_id":"2334906612",
    "match_internal_id":"0b818d3e-99a0-4e93-9bdd-b2af596bfc50",
    "session_id":"f05099982b6c452dbf0ba8250d766dc8",
    "session_start_time":1576572688739,
    "match_start_time":1576572691238,
    "start_time":1576572986453,
    "duration":19333,
    "events":["victory"],
    "raw_events":[{"type":"victory","time":10000}],
    "media_url":"overwolf://media/replays/Game+Summary/League+of+Legends/League+of+Legends_17-12-2019_10-51-31-222/League+of+Legends+12-17-2019+10-56-36-455.mp4","media_path":"C:\\Users\\Er\\Videos\\Overwolf\\Game Summary\\League of Legends\\League of Legends_17-12-2019_10-51-31-222\\League of Legends 12-17-2019 10-56-36-455.mp4",
    "media_path_encoded":"file:///C:/Users/Er/Videos/Overwolf/Game Summary/League of Legends/League of Legends_17-12-2019_10-51-31-222/League of Legends 12-17-2019 10-56-36-455.mp4",
    "thumbnail_url":"overwolf://media/thumbnails/Game+Summary/League+of+Legends/League+of+Legends_17-12-2019_10-51-31-222/League+of+Legends+12-17-2019+10-56-36-455.mp4","thumbnail_path":"C:\\Users\\Er\\Videos\\Overwolf\\Game Summary\\League of Legends\\League of Legends_17-12-2019_10-51-31-222\\Thumbnails\\League of Legends 12-17-2019 10-56-36-455.jpg",
    "thumbnail_encoded_path":"file:///C:/Users/Er/Videos/Overwolf/Game Summary/League of Legends/League of Legends_17-12-2019_10-51-31-222/Thumbnails/League of Legends 12-17-2019 10-56-36-455.jpg",
    "replay_video_start_time":1576572986699
}

Find all the highlights of a specific match

The match_id field from this event is equal to the pseudo_match_id from match_info. You can cross-reference these two id's in order to find all the highlights of a certain match. (you should NOT use the match_internal_id as it's an OW internal ID)

That works for all the supported games, except LOL: in LOL the match_id from onHighlightsCaptured is not equal to pseudo_match_id - it's the real RIOT match ID. So if you wanty to find the highlights of a specific LOL match, you should cross-reference this match_id with the matchId from the matchState.

raw_events Object

Parameter	Type	Description
type	string
time	number

ReplayHighlightsSetting Object

Version added: 0.78

Container for the Auto highlights configuration.

Parameter	Type	Description
enable	bool	Enable auto Highlights recording
requiredHighlights	string	An array of requested highlights. use ["*"] to register all features. You can get the list of the supported highlights using the method getHighlightsFeatures())

ReplaySetting Object

Version added: 0.133

Capture settings container.

Parameter	Type	Description
highlights	ReplayHighlightsSetting Object	Optional. Enable auto Highlights recording
settings	ReplayStreamParams Object	The stream provider settings

Object data example

"settings": {
    "video": { "buffer_length": 20000 },
    "audio": {
	  "mic": {
	    "volume": 100,
		  "enable": true,
      
	  },
	  "game": {
	    "volume": 75,
		  "enable": true
	  }
    },
    "peripherals": { 
    "capture_mouse_cursor": "both" 
    },
    "quota": {
      "max_quota_gb": 2,
      "excluded_directories": [ "cool_session" ] //set directories that are not part of the quota
    }
} 

ReplayStreamParams Object

Version added: 0.147

Represents the settings required to start a replay video.

Name	Type	Description	Since
audio	StreamAudioOptions Object	Stream audio options	0.78
peripherals	StreamPeripheralsCaptureOptions Object	Defines how peripherals (i.e. mouse cursor) are streamed. Permissions required: DesktopStreaming	0.78
max_quota_gb	double	Max media folder size in GB. deprecated	0.78
quota	StreamQuotaParams object	Parameters for limiting disk space allocation. See note	0.147
video	ReplayVideoOptions Object	Replay video options	0.147
ignore_session_folder	bool	Defines whether or not to use the session folder naming for replays. Defaults to false (session folder naming will be used).	0.254
capture_desktop	StreamDesktopCaptureOptions Object	Defines the desktop streaming options.	0.254

quota note

You can allocate limited disk space for your captured video and even set an array of directories that are excluded from max quota calculations.
You can use it, for example, to implement "favorites captures" feature: allow your app's users to mark some captured videos as "favorites," move them to one of the excluded directories, and make sure that they not deleted when the quota has reached the limit. Of course, this is just a suggested usage example.

ReplayVideoOptions Object

Version added: 0.147

Replay video options.

Name	Type	Description	Since
auto_detect	bool	Defines if to try to automatically detect the best settings for streaming	0.83
auto_calc_kbps	bool	Defines if to try to automatically calculate the kbps. If set to true, then the max_kbps field is ignored	0.83
fps	int	Defines the Frames Per Second for the stream	0.78
width	int	Defines the stream width in pixels	0.78
height	int	Defines the stream height in pixels	0.78
max_kbps	int	Defines the maximum KB per second of the stream. See notes.	0.78
buffer_length	int	Defines the length of the buffer to be recorded in millisenconds (max 40 seconds)	0.83
encoder	StreamingVideoEncoderSettings Object	Defines the video encoder settings to use	0.83
capture_desktop	StreamDesktopCaptureOptions Object	Defines the desktop streaming options. Permissions required: DesktopStreaming	0.83
test_drop_frames_interval	uint	The interval, in milliseconds, in which to test for dropped frames	0.92
notify_dropped_frames_ratio	double	The ratio of dropped to non-dropped frames for which to issue a notification	0.92
sub_folder_name	string	Defines Sub folder for video file path destination (See note below this table)	0.103
override_overwolf_setting	bool	Do not use Overwolf capture setting.	0.103
max_file_size_bytes	uint	Defines file maximum size. when video reach {max_file_size_bytes}, the recorder will flush the video file and stat a new video file.	0.103
include_full_size_video	bool	in case max_file_size_bytes is onfull video will be recorded to disk parallel to splits videos.	0.105
disable_when_sht_not_supported	bool	Do not start video replay service in case shared texture is not supported.	0.105
indication_position	indication_position Enum	Position of the recorder indicator. Available for video capture only.	0.143
indication_type	indication_type Enum	Type of the recorder indicator. Available for video capture only.	0.143
use_app_display_name	bool	Use the app display (if has any e.g dock_button_title name when creating video folder. See note	0.154
sources	VideoSource[]	Add sources to video. See note	0.159
base_frame_size_source	eVideoBaseFrameSizeSource Enum	See note	0.168
frame_size_method	eVideoFrameSizeCalcMethod Enum	See note	0.168
game_window_capture	GameWindowCapture Object	Dedicate option for game window capture (when available). See note	0.176
keep_game_capture_on_lost_focus	bool	Keep capturing the game when the game loses focus (i.e do not show "Be Right Back"). Note: if game is minimized, BRB will be shown.	0.180
color_space	string | overwolf.streaming.enums.VideoColorSpec	The default value is: Rec709.	0.254
color_format	string | overwolf.streaming.enums.VideoColorFormat	The default value is: NV12.	0.254
fragmented_video_file	bool	Splits the video to smaller fragments which allows for the immediate start of video playback after downloading only a small initial segment. Defaults to false.	0.254

base_frame_size_source notes

Possible values:

• If not set, "Setting" (setting configuration) is the default. This means that it will look at what method has been selected in the eVideoFrameSizeCalcMethod field.
• "Auto" is logical width\height (if in-game, take the game, otherwise take monitor).

frame_size_method notes

If the above base_frame_size_source was set as "Setting", the bellow values are available:

• "Original": Original calculation to get the output resolution for the needed quality keeping the aspect ratio.
• "ExactOrKeepRatio": Get the exact resolution from a resolutions list for the needed quality; if not found in the list, then calculate a new resolution keeping the aspect ratio.
• "ExactOrClosestResolution": Find the closer resolution from a resolutions list for the needed quality.

GameWindowCapture Object

Version added: 0.176

Game window capture options.

Name	Type	Description	Since
enable_when_available	bool	Disabled by default	0.176
capture_overwolf_windows	bool	Default value is taken from the Overwolf Settings	0.176

game_window_capture notes

Dedicate option for specific games (CSGO, Warzone, Destiny 2) that requires exclusive mode to interact with the OW windows.

Up until now when we recorded these games in windowed mode, it resulted in a recording of the whole desktop.
We now provide the option to record only the game window. This feature is disabled by default, but you can enable it with these recording settings properties:

"video": {
   "game_window_capture": {
     "enable_when_available": bool,    // Disabled by default
     "capture_overwolf_windows": bool  // Default value is taken from the Overwolf Settings
   }
}

Note that we added a new is_game_window_capture property to onReplayServicesStarted event to inform the app Creator if this new capturing feature was used or not on the current OW window.

sources notes

Using the "sources," you can add a video source (currently, only Webcam is supported) to the captured video.
Read about overwolf.media.replaysVideoSource for more info.
Note: This API does support secondary files for Webcam (means, the webcam rendered to a different video file), while the overwolf.streaming API does not.

use_app_display_name notes

If this flag in on, when creating a video capture folder, it will use the app "short name" as the folder name, instead of using the app name from the manifest.
The app "short name" is defined in the dock_button_title manifest flag.

sub_folder_name notes

• Defines Sub folder for video file path destination (Optional):
  OverwolfVideoFolder\\AppName\\|sub_folder_name\\|file_name|
• In case [sub_folder_name] is empty:
  OverwolfVideoFolder\\AppName\\|file_name|

VideoSource Object

Version added: 0.159

Container for secondary video sources' settings.

Parameter	Type	Description
source_type	overwolf.media.enums.eSourceType	The video source type
name	string	The name of the source
secondary_file	boolean	Source will be saved to a secondary video file (i.e. another ow-obs.exe process will be created with the same settings as the original one.
transform	overwolf.media.enums.eVideoSourceTransform	How should the video's source be transformed to fit the declared size
parameters	overwolf.media.replays.WebCamParam	Parameters specific to the selected source_type. Currently only "WebCam" is supported
position	2DPoint{x, y}	The position (in pixels) of the secondary source in the video
size_scale	2DPoint{x, y}	The size of the video source in the final video (on a scale of 0-1, relative to the screen size)

Usage example

let settings = {
  "video": {
    "buffer_length": 30,
    "sources": [
    {
      "source_type": overwolf.media.replays.enums.eSourceType.WebCam,
      "name":"webcam",
      "secondary_file": true,
      "transform": overwolf.media.replays.enums.eVideoSourceTransform.Stretch,
      "parameters": { "device_id" : "default" },
      "position": { x: 200, y: 200 } // offset is pixel relative to dock position (transform)
      "size_scale" : { x: 0.25, y: 0.25 }// render size the source in stream (relative to video size), valid only when transform != eVideoSourceTransform.Stretch
    }]
  }
};

overwolf.media.replays.turnOn({
    "settings": streamSetting,
    "highlights": {
        "enable" : true, //set false if you want to record the highligths manually
        "requiredHighlights" : ["death","assist","victory"] // events to capture
    }
}, callback);

WebCamParam Object

Version added: 0.159

Parameters for a VideoSource's webcam

Parameter	Type	Description
device_id	string	The device id for the selected webcam

ImageSource Object

Version added: 0.159

Parameters for a ImageSource's image

Parameter	Type	Description
file	string	Path and name of file
transform	enum	overwolf.media.enums.eVideoSourceTransform
scale	object {"units": "<px | scale>", "width": "<int>", "height": "<int>"}	The size of the image. scale is a percentage of the original image size and is a number between 0-1. px will be render the image in the size you chose.
position	2DPoint {x y}

ReplayType enum

Version added: 0.78

The replay type to use.

Option	Description
Video

TurnOnResult Object

Version added: 0.149

Container for the turnOn result.

Parameter	Type	Description
description	string
metadata	string
mediaFolder	string
osVersion	string
osBuild	string

{
   "success": true,
   "status": "success", //deprecated and kept only for backward compatibility
   "description": "",
   "metadata": "",
   "mediaFolder": "", 
   "osVersion": "",
   "osBuild": ""
}

TurnOffResult Object

Version added: 0.149

Container for the turnOff result.

Parameter	Type	Description
description	string
metadata	string
osVersion	string
osBuild	string

{
   "success": true,
   "status": "success", //deprecated and kept only for backward compatibility
   "description": "",
   "metadata": "", 
   "osVersion": "",
   "osBuild": ""
}