Media Processing Service (MPS) provides intelligent and powerful multimedia data processing capabilities, supporting the industry's most comprehensive range of audio and video encoding standards. Powered by a self-developed encoding kernel and large vision models, MPS provides features such as audio and video transcoding, enhancement, media AI, and quality inspection and evaluation. It helps improve media quality, reduce costs, and meet diverse audio and video processing needs. All MPS APIs introduced in this chapter comply with the API 3.0 specification.
You can call APIs to perform operations related to media processing, such as initiating a media processing task, creating a template, or querying task details.
For information on all APIs supported by media processing, see Media Processing API Overview.
For common terms of the MPS APIs, see the table below:
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| Initiate processing task | It indicates initiating a media processing task for offline files or live streams. |
| Event notification | You can configure an event notification address when initiating a processing task to enable MPS to synchronize the task progress, status, and output information in real time during processing. |
| Template | Templates are used to configure specific parameters of features for future use, such as audio/video transcoding, audio/video enhancement, watermark, screenshot, media AI, and media quality inspection. When you initiate a processing task, you can associate the task with a template ID. |
| Service orchestration | Orchestration is used to combine different features to form an automatic processing workflow. In addition, it supports enabling automatic triggering. When a new media file is uploaded to the specified COS trigger directory, it will be automatically processed based on the orchestration configurations. |
You can use the API Explorer tool to call APIs online.
This document takes initiating a smart subtitling task as an example. The steps for calling an API through the API Explorer tool are as follows:
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