Time shifting is powered by the recording capability of CSS. It allows users to rewind and play earlier parts of a live stream. This is commonly used to play back highlights of live streamed sports events.
Time-Shift Days | Price (USD/GB/Day) |
---|---|
1 day | 0.035 |
3 days | 0.052 |
7 days | 0.069 |
15 days | 0.12 |
30 days | 0.21 |
Time shifting fees = Live streaming traffic per day (GB) x Price (USD/GB/Day)
Suppose a user created a time shifting template in the CSS console, bound it to a push domain, and started a live stream at 12:00, January 5. The live stream lasted for five hours. The video bitrate was 1 Mbps. The maximum number of time-shiftable days is seven days.
Live streaming traffic = 1 Mbps x 18000 seconds ÷ 8 = 2.25 GB
Time shifting fee incurred on January 5 = 2.25 GB x 0.069 USD/GB = 0.15525 USD. The fee would be deducted on January 6.
Time shifting of the live stream is allowed from 12:00 on January 5 to 17:00 on January 12.
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