Configure per-title encoding in Bitmovin with a complex encoding and auto representations

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

Verified steps

  1. Create an Encoding resource via POST /encoding/encodings and set a name and cloud region
  2. Add a VideoStream with codec configuration referencing an H.264 or H.265 config, then attach PerTitleFixedResolutionAndBitrateConfiguration or auto representation settings to let Bitmovin derive the ladder
  3. Create a ProgressiveMp4 or Fmp4 muxing per representation and link it to the stream; set output path to your S3 or GCS output resource
  4. Start the encoding via POST /encoding/encodings/{encoding_id}/start; set the startEncodingRequest body to enable perTitle and optionally set autoRepresentations
  5. Poll GET /encoding/encodings/{encoding_id} for status FINISHED, then retrieve the manifests via the manifest creation API to produce HLS and DASH outputs

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