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AudioTrack Read Examples
#AudioTrack Read calls All calls that are part of the Brightcove AudioTrack Read API are wrapped and available within the .NET-MAPI-Wrapper. You will find examples of some of the more common use cases below.
API calls are subject to the whims of internet connectivity, and may throw an exception for any number of reasons:
- The Brightcove API may be down or not functioning correctly.
- Network connectivity may be lost between your application and Brightcove.
- Invalid parameters passed to the API may result in an error message in the response JSON. The error message will be wrapped in a BrightcoveApiException and thrown so that it may be handled via normal .NET error handling mechanisms.
Although the examples shown here do not include try/catch blocks, in order to ensure that your app is as robust as possible make sure to try/catch all API calls.
Additionally, though there is no readily accessible public documentation for the BrightcoveAudioTrack object, be assured that the calls in fact work with authorized tokens. Its pattern of use mirrors that of the BrightcoveVideo object, as demonstrated in part in the examples below.
See how to work with the BrightcoveApi object on the Getting Started page.
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