Recordings
Recordings are generated when you use the <Record> verb. Those recordings are hosted with teleapi for you to retrieve. The Recordings list resource represents the set of an account’s recordings.
/2012-04-24/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Recordings/{RecordingSid}
To download the audio file just append .wav after the RecordingSid.
The URLs that contain the actual audio recordings are accessible by everyone without the need to authenticate with teleapi . This is per design to allow for your apps to easily access the recordings without revealing your credentials. The same is NOT true for the resource to retrieve the list of recordings so unauthenticated users cannot access the RecordingSid and hence not able to download the actual recording.
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Warning | Although Recording Sids in Recording URLs are essentially long random strings that are very difficult to guess, you still need to make sure that they don’t fall in the wrong hands |
Property | Description |
Sid | A string that uniquely identifies this recording. |
DateCreated | The date that this recording was created. |
DateUpdated | The date that this recording was last updated. |
AccountSid | The unique id of the Account that created this recording. |
CallSid | The unique id of the call during which the recording was made. |
Duration | The length of the recording, in seconds. |
ApiVersion | The API version in use during the recording. |
Uri | The URI for this account, relative to |
FileUri | The File URI for this recording, relative to |
S3Uri | The S3 URI for this recording - Exists ONLY IF Amazon S3 integration is enabled and security level is NONE- |
HTTP GET. Returns the representation of a Recording resource, including the properties above.
HTTP DELETE. Removes the recording from the account.
There's two types of tokens: Call API SID Token and API Token; you'll need both.
