Disabling some Elemental Inference features in a channel
Follow this procedure if you want to disable some Elemental Inference features in the MediaLive channel, but you want to keep at least one feature. For example:
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Keep smart crop enabled in at least one output.
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Disable smart crop but keep event clipping enabled.
In this procedure, you disable a feature in the relevant MediaLive channel outputs. And you disable the output for that feature in the Elemental Inference feed.
Topics
Make changes in MediaLive
Use update-channel to make changes in the JSON for the MediaLive
channel.
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If you want to disable... |
Action |
|---|---|
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Event clipping |
There are no changes to make in the channel JSON. |
| Smart crop in one or more outputs |
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See Setting up Elemental Inference features for the first time for an example of the JSON as it appears before you make these changes.
Note
Don't touch the feedArn parameter in the
InferenceSettings section of the JSON.
Make changes in Elemental Inference
Make changes in Elemental Inference as described in the following table.
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Action |
Action |
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To disable event clipping |
Use |
| To disable smart crop in all video outputs | Use UpdateFeed to change the status parameter of the
OutputConfig that is of type
CropConfig. Change the status from
ENABLED to DISABLED. |
| To disable smart crop in some video outputs | There are no changes to make. Leave the status of
CropConfig as ENABLED. |
Result of disabling some features
Disabling some features changes the behavior of MediaLive and Elemental Inference as follows:
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MediaLive continues to send the source video to Elemental Inference because there is still a
feedArnparameter in the channel. -
Elemental Inference continues to produce metadata for outputs that are enabled (which means that corresponding feature is enabled). But it stops producing metadata for outputs that are disabled.
When an output is disabled, the following rules apply:
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You don't incur charges for a DISABLED output.
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But you can still read the existing metadata in that output for the next 24 hours. After that time, the output remains disabled, but its metadata is deleted.
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For example, if you previously had both event clipping and smart crop enabled, but you then disable event clipping, MediaLive continues to send the source video. Elemental Inference continues to produce event clipping metadata but it stops producing smart cropping metadata.
Re-enabling Elemental Inference features
If a MediaLive channel currently has at least one Elemental Inference feature enabled, you can
re-enable features that you previously disabled). Follow the procedure Adding more Elemental Inference features, with this difference: instead of adding
OutputConfig items, set the status of existing items to
ENABLED.