private void DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
if (verbose)
{
Log($"DownloadCompleted: {args.ResourceType}, {args.ResourceUri}");
}
// You can get a copy of the http response bytes for additional processing.
// Note that the AdaptiveMediaSource has already consumed these bytes. Modifying them has no effect.
// If you need to modify the request or send specific bytes to AdaptiveMediaSource, do so in
// DownloadRequested. See the RequestModification scenario for more details.
// var buffer = await args.HttpResponseMessage.Content.ReadAsBufferAsync();
}
// <SnippetAMSDownloadCompleted>
private void DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
var statistics = args.Statistics;
MyLogMessageFunction("download completed for: " + args.ResourceType + " - " +
args.ResourceUri +
" – RequestId:" + args.RequestId +
" – Position:" + args.Position +
" - TimeToHeadersReceived:" + statistics.TimeToHeadersReceived +
" - TimeToFirstByteReceived:" + statistics.TimeToFirstByteReceived +
" - TimeToLastByteReceived:" + statistics.TimeToLastByteReceived +
" - ContentBytesReceivedCount:" + statistics.ContentBytesReceivedCount);
}
/// <summary>
/// Provides a JSON object for Download Completed Event Args
/// </summary>
public static JsonObject ToJsonObject(this AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs e)
{
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
var builder = new JsonBuilder("AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs");
builder.AddString("ResourceType", e.ResourceType);
// builder.AddTimeSpan("Position", e.Position);
// builder.AddString("RequestId", e.RequestId));
builder.AddString("ResourceUri", e.ResourceUri);
builder.AddNumber("ResourceByteRangeOffset", e.ResourceByteRangeOffset);
builder.AddNumber("ResourceByteRangeLength", e.ResourceByteRangeLength);
// builder.AddJsonValue("Statistics", e.Statistics.ToJsonObject());
builder.AddString("HttpResponseMessage.StatusCode", e.HttpResponseMessage?.StatusCode);
builder.AddNumber("HttpResponseMessage.Headers.Count", e.HttpResponseMessage?.Headers?.Count);
builder.AddNumber("HttpResponseMessage.Content.Headers.Count", e.HttpResponseMessage?.Content?.Headers?.Count);
// ...
return(builder.GetJsonObject());
}
private void DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
log("Download Completed. Resource Type: " + args.ResourceType + " Resource URI: " + args.ResourceUri);
}
private void _source_DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
}
private void _source_DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
}
private void DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
if (verbose)
{
Log($"DownloadCompleted: {args.ResourceType}, {args.ResourceUri}");
}
// You can get a copy of the http response bytes for additional processing.
// Note that the AdaptiveMediaSource has already consumed these bytes. Modifying them has no effect.
// If you need to modify the request or send specific bytes to AdaptiveMediaSource, do so in
// DownloadRequested. See the RequestModification scenario for more details.
// var buffer = await args.HttpResponseMessage.Content.ReadAsBufferAsync();
}
private void DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
log("Download Completed. Resource Type: " + args.ResourceType + " Resource URI: " + args.ResourceUri);
}
private void DownloadCompleted(AdaptiveMediaSource sender, AdaptiveMediaSourceDownloadCompletedEventArgs args)
{
logView.Log($"{args.ToJsonObject()}", LogViewLoggingLevel.Verbose);
}
