Webcasts are virtual or livestreaming components of your Cvent events. Use these APIs to integrate your virtual events from outside sources into your Cvent workflows, create and delete webcasts from within Cvent, and retrieve and update webcast details.
Cvent Webcasts API declares
2 security schemes
for authenticating requests.
It supports OAuth 2.0 (OAuth2.clientCredentials) using the clientCredentials flow, exposing 238 scopes.
It supports OAuth 2.0 (OAuth2.authorizationCode) using the authorizationCode flow, exposing 208 scopes.
Across 6 paths, the API surfaces 11 operations — 2 DELETE, 5 GET, 2 POST, 2 PUT. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
Webcasts 11
Webcasts are virtual or livestreaming components of your Cvent events. Use these APIs to integrate your virtual events from outside sources into your Cvent workflows, create and d…
The contract defines 40 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are webcast (20 properties), player (10 properties), live-stream (7 properties), attendee-link (6 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
Link
object
Represents a link to a related resource.
1 property1 required
existing-attendee-link
object
An existing attendee link.
1 property1 required
Format
string
This is used to denote the format of a webcast
WebcastLink
object
Link details for a webcast.
2 properties
PlayerTypeProvider
string
This is used to denote the type of a video player used for the Cvent Video Player
player-paginated-response
object
The response from a request to get the list of players. This includes the paging object as well as the collection of players.
2 properties2 required
SolutionType
string
This is used to denote the solution type to be used for webcast. The 'Cvent Video Conferencing' refers to the video experience which links out the Attendee hub…
WebcastProvider
string
Name of the webcast provider.
WebcastType
string
This is used to denote the type of a webcast
existing-player
object
An existing webcast player.
1 property
existing-webcast
object
An existing webcast.
1 property
AttendeeLinkBulkResponseItem
object
This entity is used to represent a single item that is returned as part of a bulk request call.
1 property
ErrorResponseBase1
object
Represents an error response with no additional details.
3 properties2 required
WebcastStatus
string
This is used to denote the status of a webcast
LiveStreamStatus
string
This is used to denote the status of the stream
attendee-link-paginated-response
object
The response from a request to get the list of attendee links. This includes the paging object as well as the collection of attendee links.
2 properties2 required
PlayerType
string
This is used to denote the type of a video player
UUIDProperty
string
A string that has to be a format matching the industry standard uuid
attendee-link
object
An attendee link.
6 properties2 required
Schedule
object
A scheduled action.
3 properties
bulk-attendee-link
array
Collection of attendee links.
webcast
object
A webcast
20 properties
UUID
object
The reference to the related entity. Contains only the ID of the related entity.
1 property1 required
live-stream
object
A webcast Live Stream.
7 properties
LiveStreamSession
object
Provides information about the livestream's current streaming session
1 property
ErrorResponse-12
object
Represents an error response with additional details of cascading error messages.
1 property2 required
Region1
string
Region where the live stream originates. Although, the value is consumed for IVS livestreams the requested origin is actually ignored due to IVS' global data p…
BulkResponseItem
object
Represents a single item that is returned as part of a Bulk request call.
4 properties2 required
LiveStreamRecording
object
Provides information about the livestream's recording
2 properties
bulk-existing-attendee-link
array
Collection of existing attendee links.
PaginationLinks
object
Represents pagination links for navigating between pages of data.
3 properties
webcast-links
object
webcast link references
4 properties
Paging
object
Represents pagination information for a collection of resources.
6 properties1 required
webcast-paginated-response
object
The response from a request to get the list of webcasts. This includes the paging object as well as the collection of webcasts.
2 properties2 required
player
object
A Webcast player details.
10 properties
LiveStreamRecordingStatus
string
This is used to denote the status of the live stream recording job
ScheduleAction
string
This is used to denote the action to perform with the scheduled task
WebcastHostLink
object
Link details for a webcast host.
3 properties
Audit
object
Audit information
4 properties
attendee-link-bulk-response
array
Collection of attendee linking responses.
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