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Examples developing custom applications for the Red5 Pro Server
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Time Conversion #18

Closed Shubham1993 closed 7 years ago

Shubham1993 commented 7 years ago

{ "status": "success", "code": 200, "data": { "bytes_received": 3584956, "active_subscribers": 1, "total_subscribers": 3, "max_subscribers": 2, "id": 1, "name": "0e329449-3f8a-4726-b6da-d008ee7240b2", "publish_name": "mylifemyattitude___20", "creation_time": 1475228847644, "scope_path": "/default", "is_recording": true, "state": "uninit" }, "timestamp": 1475229107399 }

In what time zone or format the creation time and timestamp is shown? I get this data using stream api of red5pro.

bustardcelly commented 7 years ago

timestamp is generated using System.currentTimeMillis(), so it depends on system's timezone setting.

Also the timestamp param in response is also local server timezone specific. Its just a additional metadata, nothing more. You can use it to find out delay in between 2 consecutive calls.

rajdeeprath commented 7 years ago

The timestamp param in response is local server timezone specific. That its just an additional metadata nothing more. It may be used to find out delay in between 2 consecutive calls or average delay in between multiple calls. Similarly, the creation_time is also generated with respect to local server time zone.