Submit an adaptive bitrate transcoding job to AWS MediaConvert with HLS output

domain: aws-mediaconvert · 5 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Construct a job JSON with an InputClipping if needed, then define an HLS output group with a manifest duration format and a destination S3 URI
  2. Add multiple video outputs in the group — each with a distinct bitrate, resolution, and rate control mode (QVBR recommended); set codec settings to H.264 or H.265
  3. Add an audio output and any caption outputs (WebVTT or embedded) to the same output group
  4. Submit the job via the MediaConvert REST API (POST to the regional endpoint /2017-08-29/jobs) or AWS SDK, supplying the job JSON and the IAM role ARN with S3 read/write and CloudWatch permissions
  5. Poll job status or subscribe to EventBridge events on the aws.mediaconvert source for COMPLETE/ERROR notifications; retrieve the output S3 path from the job response

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