AWS medialive documentation change
Summary
Restructured content extraction documentation into table format and added requirement to obtain audio track language information
Security assessment
The changes improve documentation clarity but do not address security vulnerabilities or introduce security features. The new audio track language requirement appears operational rather than security-related, with no evidence of security impact in the diff.
Diff
diff --git a/medialive/latest/ug/extract-contents-rtmp.md b/medialive/latest/ug/extract-contents-rtmp.md index 26237e36c..321c8e6f9 100644 --- a//medialive/latest/ug/extract-contents-rtmp.md +++ b//medialive/latest/ug/extract-contents-rtmp.md @@ -7,13 +7 @@ -This procedure applies to both RTMP push and pull inputs from the internet, and to RTMP inputs from Amazon Virtual Private Cloud. The content in an RTMP input always consists of one video and one audio. It might also contain embedded-style captions. - -Obtain identifying information from the content provider: - - * For video – You don't need identifying information. MediaLive always extracts the single video asset. - - * For audio – You don't need identifying information. MediaLive always extracts the single audio asset - - - - - * For captions – Obtain the languages in the channel numbers. For example, "channel 1 is French". The captions are always embedded-style, containing up to four languages, each with its own channel number. The captions might be embedded in the video track or might be embedded in an ancillary track. - +This procedure applies to both RTMP push and pull inputs from the internet, and to RTMP inputs from Amazon Virtual Private Cloud. The content in an RTMP input always consists of one video, one audio, and optional captions. @@ -20,0 +9 @@ Obtain identifying information from the content provider: +Obtain identifying information from the content provider. @@ -21,0 +11,5 @@ Obtain identifying information from the content provider: +Asset | Details | Information to obtain +---|---|--- +Video | You don't need identifying information. MediaLive always extracts the single video asset. | None +Audio | You don't need identifying information. MediaLive always extracts the single audio asset | Obtain the numbers and languages of the tracks. For example, "track 1 is French". +Captions | EmbeddedThe captions might be embedded in the video track or might be embedded in an ancillary track. | Obtain the languages in the channel numbers. For example, "channel 1 is French".